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mg4654

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I am trying to create a task list of pending tests on 1 main worksheet from another worksheet with multiple account numbers for the same person.

I need to match the account number (which is repeated multiple times on the worksheet I am pulling from) to a column that may or may not have a date. If a date is present it means the test is completed and if not the test is pending. When done I only want to show if any tests are "Pending". I don't want to show zero's or any other values. Every formula I try comes up with too many arguments.

Here's what I am working with

Acct #TestAcct #Test TypeDate Completed
11ABC1/18/2018
21ABC6/15/2017
32ABC9/6/2018
42ABC8/15/2017
53ABC3/2/2017
63DEF3/8/2016
73JKL05/16/17
84ABC7/1/2018
94ABC5/11/2018
104GHI06/04/18
5ABC
5ABC8/17/2018
6ABC7/6/2018
7GHI06/30/17
9ABC
9ABC7/28/2017
9JKL10/06/17
9JKL
10ABC
10ABC3/30/2017
10ABC3/30/2017
10ABC9/28/2017
10JKL11/26/17
10DEF10/31/2017

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ABCDEFGH
1Acct #TestAcct #Test TypeDate Completed
21 1ABC18/01/2018
321ABC15/06/2017
432ABC06/09/2018
542ABC15/08/2017
65Pending3ABC02/03/2017
763DEF08/03/2016
873JKL16/05/2017
984ABC01/07/2018
109Pending4ABC11/05/2018
1110Pending4GHI04/06/2018
125ABC
135ABC17/08/2018
146ABC06/07/2018
157GHI30/06/2017
169ABC
179ABC28/07/2017
189JKL06/10/2017
199JKL
2010ABC
2110ABC30/03/2017
2210ABC30/03/2017
2310ABC28/09/2017
2410JKL26/11/2017
2510DEF31/10/2017
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B2=IF(COUNTIFS($H$2:$H$25,"",$F$2:$F$25,A2)>0,"Pending","")
 
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Another method -
Code:
=IFERROR(IF(INDEX($G$2:$G$25,MATCH(A2,$E$2:$E$25,0))="","Pending","Completed"),"No Account Number")
 
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Thank you!!!! Formula works perfectly.
Any way to speed up processing speed.....takes a while to calculate multiple formulas across spreadsheets.
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
As for speeding things up, it depends on the layout of your workbook and what formulae you are using.
 
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