Lookup if two conditions are met!

[MASOODAHMAD]

Hello,

I'm trying to get this to work. I tried the vlookup, combination of Match & Index, but none helped me to achieve the desired output. I'm missing something.

Here is my lookup table1 with "Holiday" details in the third column. Instead of "Holiday", the column might contains other text/value.

Table1:

Ecode	Date	Day
EKCS-1247	1/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1141	1/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-0366	1/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1317	1/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1247	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-1141	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-0366	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-1317	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-1247	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1141	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-0366	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1317	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1247	8/5/2018, Tuesday

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Below is the table2 where I want to extract the values from the table1 above.

If values in column A and B (table2) matches with the values in column A and B (table1), then the corresponding column C (table2) should get the value from column C of table 1. Also note that Ecode is repeated in column A.

For example, in the table below, the Red highlighted needs to have the "Holiday" data in column C.

Table2:

Ecode	Date	Day				Ecode	Date	Day
EKCS-0123	2/6/2018, Saturday					EKCS-0123	2/6/2018, Saturday
EKCS-1246	13/5/2018, Sunday					EKCS-1246	13/5/2018, Sunday
EKCS-0482	21/5/2018, Monday					EKCS-0482	21/5/2018, Monday
EKCS-0229	29/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-0229	29/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-0362	15/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-0362	15/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-0366	8/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-0366	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1317	7/5/2018, Monday					EKCS-1317	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-1317	8/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-1317	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1062	23/5/2018, Wednesday					EKCS-1062	23/5/2018, Wednesday
EKCS-1247	8/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-1247	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1188	25/5/2018, Friday					EKCS-1188	25/5/2018, Friday
EKCS-0683	31/5/2018, Thursday			OUTPUT >>		EKCS-0683	31/5/2018, Thursday
EKCS-1306	6/6/2018, Wednesday					EKCS-1306	6/6/2018, Wednesday
EKCS-0366	1/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-0366	1/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1247	8/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-1247	8/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1141	7/5/2018, Monday					EKCS-1141	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-0331	9/5/2018, Wednesday					EKCS-0331	9/5/2018, Wednesday
EKCS-1358	11/5/2018, Friday					EKCS-1358	11/5/2018, Friday
EKCS-1235	4/6/2018, Monday					EKCS-1235	4/6/2018, Monday
EKCS-1317	1/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-1317	1/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-1247	3/5/2018, Thursday					EKCS-1247	3/5/2018, Thursday
EKCS-1141	1/5/2018, Tuesday					EKCS-1141	1/5/2018, Tuesday
EKCS-0366	7/5/2018, Monday					EKCS-0366	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-1247	7/5/2018, Monday					EKCS-1247	7/5/2018, Monday	Holiday
EKCS-0949	7/5/2018, Monday					EKCS-0949	7/5/2018, Monday
EKCS-0911	27/5/2018, Sunday					EKCS-0911	27/5/2018, Sunday

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Thanks in advance.

 

[Marcelo Branco]

Hi Marcelo,

Thanks again for your inputs. Your formula did worked if the tables are identical, but don't if they are not. The Employee code in Column A could be in Random order, therefore, needs something which will look and verify the Employee Code and date from the three table and then come up with the results.

Just like we did in the previous scenario by matching to conditions using IF.

Ok, then you should use INDEX(table,match,match)
Something like
B2 copied across and down
=IF(INDEX(Sheet2!$A$1:$K$10,MATCH($A2,Sheet2!$A$1:$A$10,0),MATCH(B$1,Sheet2!$A$1:$K$1,0))="L","L",INDEX(Sheet1!$A$1:$K$10,MATCH($A2,Sheet1!$A$1:$A$10,0),MATCH(B$1,Sheet1!$A$1:$K$1,0)))

M.

 

[MASOODAHMAD]

You're a genius Marcelo,

I think the formula worked, I'll test it further by tomorrow.

Thanks for all your support.