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Hello, I am trying to figure out how to bring in an adjacent name value based on multiple criteria with different size arrays. In the sheet below(Daily Report), I simply want to enter a date and have the equipment present a filtered list that meets the following criteria (see screenshot 2, PM Project Tracker): Date=entered date in (Daily Report), & row value in correct date column =1 (PM Project Tracker). Example: If 7/20/2024 were input, I should return Column1 Values for Rows 24 and 25, If 7/21/2024 were input, I should only return Column1 value for Row 24. The current formula I am using that is getting me close is: =IF(ISBLANK(C3),"",FILTER('PM Project Tracker'!B24:B37,SUMPRODUCT(('PM Project Tracker'!M24:UM37=1)*('PM Project Tracker'!M4:UM4='Daily Report'!C3))))..................the ('PM Project Tracker'!M24:UM37=1) is not taking into account the "=1" correctly and still displays both row 24 and 25 values regardless of either date above as input. Perhaps there is a different or better way to achieve this?
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Excel Formula:
=IF(C3="","",FILTER('PM Project Tracker'!B24:B37,XLOOKUP(C3,'PM Project Tracker'!M4:UM4,'PM Project Tracker'!M24:UM37)=1))
 
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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
How about
Excel Formula:
=IF(C3="","",FILTER('PM Project Tracker'!B24:B37,XLOOKUP(C3,'PM Project Tracker'!M4:UM4,'PM Project Tracker'!M24:UM37)=1))
Thank you so much!!! I knew it was something simple I was missing, and thank you for the welcome and quick response!
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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