nested lookup

  1. TheMacroNoob

    Two-way XLOOKUP() w/ Multiple Lookup Values (Range)

    Hello excel experts, I am using a two-way XLOOKUP() to grab a range of lookup values from a dynamic column lookup. The formula I am currently using is: =SUM(XLOOKUP($C$11:$C$43,INDIRECT("'"&G$10&"'!"&"$A:$A"),XLOOKUP($D11,INDIRECT("'"&G$10&"'!"&"$6:$6"),INDIRECT("'"&G$10&"'!"&"$1:$1048576"))))...
  2. G

    Use XLOOKUP to get largest hour for a given day

    Hi folks, Struggling to make the following work, mainly because the last hour is not always the same. I have 1 hour Close (col F) data for a continuous futures contract Due to when markets trade, the final hour of data is not always the same. In this case it is not always 23:00:00 time. I am...

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