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Question : Vlookup Question
I have a Date of 7/6/10 and when I do a lookup, I get the return (Next Effective Date) of 1/3/11. I need the lookup to return 1/17/11.
I'm using the formula =VLOOKUP(F2,A2:B77,2,TRUE)
. If the date is on or before the "Begin" effective date, it needs return the corresponding "Effective Date".
If it's after the "Begin Payroll Date" it needs to return the next "Effective date?
Attachments:
Effective-Dates.xls
(20 KB)
(File Type Details)
Payroll Effective
Answer : Vlookup Question
Change your formula to this:
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(F2,A2:B77
,2,FALSE))
,VLOOKUP(F
2+14,A2:B7
7,2,TRUE),
VLOOKUP(F2
,A2:B77,2,
TRUE))
Thanks
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