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Vlookup is not and date range

  1. 02-11-2011, 07:20 AM #1
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    Vlookup is not and date range

    Hi All

    I have a workbook with many worksheets one master with data updated from access when opened. I need to populate different work sheets with data from the master.
    I need to add all rows from master sheet to worksheet when certain conditions are met. These are is value=1 in column a is not value=1 in column b and is between date range (01/01/2011 to 31/01/2011) in column c.
    The amount of rows may vary can be 1 or 10 rows to copy to worksheet.

    I hope you can understand what I require.

    I will attach a sample work book.
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    Re: Vlookup is not and date range

    I can't do anything with this at the moment but, in the meantime, look at SUMPRODUCT.

    Search this forum and/or Google for examples.

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    Re: Vlookup is not and date range

    If you have a sheet per Unit Code you will want to ensure the calcs are lightweight.
    To that end you will want to create an index key on your Database sheet related to Unit Code & Date that permits efficient data retrieval (ie INDEX & MATCH based).

    However, IMO, you would be far better off using a single Pivot Cache with a Pivot Table for each UnitCode (set as Page Field / Report Filter).
    Whether or not you would be willing to accept a PT layout is obviously open to question but it would be a far more logical approach.
    My Recommended Reading:

    Volatility
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    Pivot Intro
    Email from XL - VBA & Outlook VBA
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