IF and MATCH

PaulyK

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Hi,

I have two spreadsheets. Non Compliance and Time Allocation Days. I have an IF formula which displays "Entered" if a cell in the Non-Compliance spreadsheet has data entered and "Not Entered" if the cell is blank each month column..
In Column A on both spreadsheets I have a list of Names. Columns D,F,H,J contain a separate unrelated Formula on my Master doc, so have left them blank in this ecample.

What i need to do is Match the name and the IF statement. i.e Did Person 3 Enter Anything in the May column? Is there a way to do this? Currently as a fix I am having to copy the current list of People in Column A of the 'Time Allocation - Days' sheet, in column A of the 'Non-Compliance' spreadsheet - but that is not ideal!

Or am i doing it all wrong?

Paul

Time-Allocation Days

Book4
ABCDEFGHIJ
1NAMETEAMDays for Apr-22Apr-22Days for May 22May-22Days for June 22Jun-22Days for July 22Jul-22
2Person115.015.015.010.0
3Person21.0
4Person31.01.01.01.0
5Person41.0
6Person5
7Person620.019.014.0
8Person7
9Person819.020.020.020.0
10Person9
11Person1020.020.0
12Person1111.0
13Person127.51.0
14Person133.0
15Person1421.04.04.04.0
16Person155.0
17Person1614.011.0
18Person1720.0
19Person186.0
20Person194.0
21Person205.05.0
22Person21
23Person2222.022.022.022.0
24Person23
25Person247.521.0
Time allocation - Days
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C2:J25Expression=ISBLANK(C2)=TRUEtextNO


Non-Compliance

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C5:C28C5=IF('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!I3<>"","Entered","No Entry")
D5:D28D5=IF('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!K3<>"","Entered","No Entry")
E5:E28E5=IF('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!M3<>"","Entered","No Entry")
F5:F28F5=IF('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!O3<>"","Entered","No Entry")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C5:F28Cell Value="No Entry"textNO
C5:F28Cell Value="Entered"textNO
 

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Try
Excel Formula:
=IF(countifs('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!A:A,A5,'[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!I:I<>""),"Entered","No Entry")
 
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Realise i didn't update the example table formula in my example.

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C5:C28C5=IF('Time allocation - Days'!C2<>"","Entered","No Entry")
D5:D28D5=IF('Time allocation - Days'!E2<>"","Entered","No Entry")
E5:E28E5=IF('Time allocation - Days'!G2<>"","Entered","No Entry")
F5:F28F5=IF('Time allocation - Days'!I2<>"","Entered","No Entry")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C5:F28Cell Value="No Entry"textNO
C5:F28Cell Value="Entered"textNO
 
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Try
Excel Formula:
=IF(countifs('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!A:A,A5,'[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!I:I<>""),"Entered","No Entry")
oh i like the look of that... however I am getting an error message to say "You've entered too few arguments for this function"
 
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Oops it should be
Excel Formula:
=IF(countifs('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!A:A,A5,'[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!I:I,"<>"),"Entered","No Entry")
 
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Solution
Oops it should be
Excel Formula:
=IF(countifs('[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!A:A,A5,'[Resource Allocation Tool - RAT.xlsx]Time allocation - Days'!I:I,"<>"),"Entered","No Entry")
Brilliant. Thank you
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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