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mmn1000

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hi,
I have 3 sheets in this attached file where I record information in the data sheet and it is saved in the Save_Data sheet.

In the Admin sheet, how can I write a formula that by entering the date and user name, the registered information from the Save_Data sheet will be called and placed in its place marked with yellow color.
Now, it doesn't matter with VBA or formula writing, this is possible

 

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hi,
I have 3 sheets in this attached file where I record information in the data sheet and it is saved in the Save_Data sheet.

In the Admin sheet, how can I write a formula that by entering the date and user name, the registered information from the Save_Data sheet will be called and placed in its place marked with yellow color.
Now, it doesn't matter with VBA or formula writing, this is possible


Hello
If this question of mine has no solution, please tell me so that I can close this question and look for another way
Thank you for your cooperation, my dear friends
 
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I used the following formula to return the data

Excel Formula:
=VLOOKUP(date;INDIRECT("Save_Data"&"!c2:cg2");2;0)
Excel Formula:
=VLOOKUP(date;INDIRECT("Save_Data"&"!c2:cg2");3;0)
.....
In this formula, there is only one date condition, I want the username to be in the condition
Information can be retrieved under two conditions


 
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It is really unclear on what you are trying to achieve. Your example formulas use VLookup but the range is 1 row.
I don't follow what indirect is doing for you in the formula.

Show us a picture including row and column indicators of which values you are using to do the lookup and a picture including row and column of what you want the formula to find.

PS: your spreadsheet is full of merged cells which is something most experienced excel users avoid like the plague. It will always end up causing you problems.
 
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