tiredofit

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I have two tables as per below.

Table1

Field1Field2DateResult
1a01/01/2010
2b02/01/2010
3c03/01/2010
4d04/01/2010
5e05/01/2010
1a01/01/2010
2b02/01/2010
3c03/01/2010
4d04/01/2010
5e05/01/2010

<tbody>
</tbody>



Table2

Field1Field2DateField To Return
1a02/01/2010 aa
2b03/01/2010 bb
3c04/01/2010 cc
4d05/01/2010 dd
5e06/01/2010 ee
1a02/01/2010 aa
2b03/01/2010 bb
3c04/01/2010 cc
4d05/01/2010 dd
5e06/01/2010 ee

<tbody>
</tbody>



I want to search for Field1 and Field2 in Table1 and find its corresponding row in Table2, then if the date in Table1 (or that row) is before the corresponding row in Table2, return its Field To Return value to the column labelled Result in Table1.

I have tried this formula:

Code:
=IF((A3=$I$3:$I$12)*(B3=$J$3:$J$12)*(C3<$K$3:$K$12),$L$3:$L$12,"BLANK")

When I enter "normally" I get this:

Code:
aa
bb
cc
dd
ee
aa
bb
cc
dd
ee

but if I enter it as an array formula, I only get this:

Code:
aa
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK
aa
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK
BLANK

What I am trying to achieve is search for Field1 and Field2 from Table 1 and look at "the whole of Table2", as opposed to row by row.

Can this be achieved using formulae or VBA?

Thanks
 
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I'd use a helper column in both tables i.e.

- new column before field1 in both tables
- fill with formula down "= field1 & field2"

Then you can use a VLOOKUP, like:
Code:
=IF(VLOOKUP(A2,table1<table1>,3,0) < C2, VLOOKUP(A2<c2,vlookup(a2,<table1>,table1,4,0),"")
You'll need to adjust this formula to your sheet and ranges</c2,vlookup(a2,<table1></table1>
 
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