VLOOKUP and Match to Get Value

MrDB4Excel

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I would like to get the value from the range N5:N16 that matches the month name in cell M23 based on the column range K5:K16.
I think I have the lookup column number incorrect. I set it to 1, but have tried 4 & 5 also.
Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you.

Is this possible? The attached XL2BB shows what I have tried so far without any success. I think I need to include some match function with the VLOOKUP that appears in cell M24.
FortissimoTabulation.xlsm
KLMNOP
1Greyed Text Indicates Actual Rate Used & Kč Received
2Fortissimo Exchange Based On $2,700
3
4MonthActual RateDollarsCurrent RatesAmt TenderedCrowns Received
5April25.026$2,00022.047$2,00050,052.00 Kč
6May24.831$4,00022.082$2,00049,662.00 Kč
7June23.558$8,20022.100$4,20098,943.60 Kč
8July23.402$11,10022.111$2,90067,865.80 Kč
9August$13,80022.121$2,70059,726.70 Kč
10September$16,50022.135$2,70059,764.50 Kč
11October$19,20022.135$2,70059,764.50 Kč
12November$21,90022.135$2,70059,764.50 Kč
13December$24,60022.135$2,70059,764.50 Kč
14January$27,30022.135$2,70059,764.50 Kč
15February$30,00022.135$2,70059,764.50 Kč
16March$32,70022.135$2,70059,764.50 Kč
17
18Average:22.117
19
20
21YearMonthDay
2208/28/20202020828
23August
24#VALUE!
Current Rates
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
N5N5=D2
M6:M16M6=SUM(M5+O6)
N6N6=SUM(N5+U$7)
N7N7=SUM(N6+V$7)
N8N8=SUM(N7+W$7)
N9N9=SUM(N8+X$7)
N10N10=SUM(N9+Y$7)
N11N11=SUM(N10+Z$7)
N12N12=SUM(N11+AA$7)
N13N13=SUM(N12+AB$7)
N14N14=SUM(N13+AC$7)
N15N15=SUM(N14+AD$7)
N16N16=SUM(N15+AE$7)
P5:P8P5=SUM(L5*O5)
P9:P16P9=SUM(N9*O9)
N18N18=AVERAGE(N5:N16)
N22N22=YEAR(TODAY())
O22O22=MONTH(TODAY())
P22P22=DAY(TODAY())
M22M22=DATE(N22,O22,P22)
M23M23=TEXT(DATE(O22,O22,1),"MMMM")
M24M24=VLOOKUP(M23,K5:K16,1,N5:N16)
 

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Works very well. Perfect. Kudos to you both, Peter and Fluff. Thank you so much for this learning environment.
 
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Cheers.

BTW, simpler for cell M23 would be =TEXT(M22, "yyyy")

And all those =SUM() formulas do not need the SUM() function.

=M5+O6 gives the same result with less work then =SUM(M5+O6)
=L5*O5 instead of =SUM(L5*O5)
 
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