Help - Lookup, Match, Return Specific Value

ravin82

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Hello,
I'm novice in excel formulae. Looking for a solution for the below problem
There are set of tasks for each product launch with due dates. For reporting purposes, I need some formula for column "Product Launch" where excel can
1) Lookup due date of "product launch" task (6th task of every product)
2) Map the due date to specific product (Ex: product X here)
3) Apply that specific product launch due date to ALL TASKS related to product X
Let's say, I'll have running excel with 100 products each having 6 tasks & different launch dates, that's total 600 repetitive tasks in single sheet. For segregating products & related tasks by 'Launch Date' I need this additional column with formula

Product NameTaskDue DateProduct Launch
Product XProduct requirements gathering
2/1/2020​
5/15/2020​
Product XProduct design
3/15/2020​
5/15/2020​
Product XProduct prototype ready
3/30/2020​
5/15/2020​
Product XProduct testing
4/15/2020​
5/15/2020​
Product XProduct mass production
4/30/2020​
5/15/2020​
Product XProduct launch
5/15/2020​
5/15/2020​
Prod YProduct requirements gathering
3/30/2020​
6/15/2020​
Prod YProduct design
4/15/2020​
6/15/2020​
Prod YProduct prototype ready
4/30/2020​
6/15/2020​
Prod YProduct testing
5/15/2020​
6/15/2020​
Prod YProduct mass production
5/30/2020​
6/15/2020​
Prod YProduct launch
6/15/2020​
6/15/2020​

Thanks,
Ravi N
 

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1Product NameTaskDue DateProduct Launch
2Product XProduct requirements gathering01/02/202015/05/2020
3Product XProduct design15/03/202015/05/2020
4Product XProduct prototype ready30/03/202015/05/2020
5Product XProduct testing15/04/202015/05/2020
6Product XProduct mass production30/04/202015/05/2020
7Product XProduct launch15/05/202015/05/2020
8Prod YProduct requirements gathering30/03/202015/06/2020
9Prod YProduct design15/04/202015/06/2020
10Prod YProduct prototype ready30/04/202015/06/2020
11Prod YProduct testing15/05/202015/06/2020
12Prod YProduct mass production30/05/202015/06/2020
13Prod YProduct launch15/06/202015/06/2020
14Prod ZProduct requirements gathering01/01/202001/06/2020
15Prod ZProduct design01/02/202001/06/2020
16Prod ZProduct prototype ready01/03/202001/06/2020
17Prod ZProduct testing01/04/202001/06/2020
18Prod ZProduct mass production01/05/202001/06/2020
19Prod ZProduct launch01/06/202001/06/2020
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D19D2=SUMIFS(C:C,A:A,A2,B:B,"Product launch")
 
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Hello, the formula you provided actually works. Just to add one more related query, what if the text "Product Launch" is just a part of the whole text and I need to find & match this text in that entire cell value? condition like "if you find this text, map the due date to specific product & return due date for all the tasks for that product"

And, about cross-posting, I'm pretty new here. Will take care of it next time

Thanks,
Ravi N
 
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Just use
=SUMIFS(C:C,A:A,A2,B:B,"*Product launch*")
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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