H look up?

shaftdx

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  1. 2011
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Hello all, I am having a problem with what I assume is an H lookup issue. I have never used it before but I use V lookup all the time so I think it is the same.

I have a monthly calendar on one sheet that I would like to automatically populate what is on that day on another sheet. The way it is organized it looks like a regular calendar Mon-Fri with the date in 10/12/22 format. I was trying to do an Hlookup with the =today() function that it would look for the date and see what was below it. am I wrong on how to do this?
 

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Yes that is how it works. Its prob that your dates arent matching. Check the date is a true date not text
 
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