If cell A1 match b:b, vlookup(C1,D:D,1,False)

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Fellas,

I need a help please..

In cell A1 I have a date (5Sep2020)
In column B:B I have daily dates for my mission (1 - 31 Sep 2020)
In column C1 I have ticket number (111)
In column D:D, I have list category "Im mission", Stand by... etc

I need help with how can I match if cell A1, match B;B than vlookup for C1, column D:D.

I am using the formula: =If (index(b:b,a1),vlookup(c1,d:d,1,false) but it doesn't work.

any idea please?
 

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In A1 you have a date, in B:B you have a list of dates, in C1 you have a ticket number, in D:D you have a list of categories.

Where do you have a list of ticket numbers?
 
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Is this what you are looking for?
Excel Formula:
=IF(COUNTIF(B:B,A1)>0,VLOOKUP(C1,D:D,1,FALSE),"")

If not, please post a small sample of your data so we can see what you are working with.
 
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Ok, let me try again,
please see picture...

A;A - daily dates
B:B - ticket numbers
C:C - daily status

in the cell G5, when I enter the date, I need result for that date as showing in the example
 

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If you have the new filter function, how about
+Fluff New.xlsm
ABCDEFGHI
1
201/09/2020111Corbar
301/09/2020112Limestone Peak
401/09/2020113Queensbury
501/09/2020114Cote Heath02/09/2020
602/09/2020111Barms111112113114
702/09/2020112QueensburyBarmsQueensburyTempleManifold
802/09/2020113Temple
902/09/2020114Manifold
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F6:I7F6=TRANSPOSE(FILTER(B2:C9,A2:A9=G5))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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this is a little bit complicated but it works.

THANK YOU ALL
 
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