Formatting date issue

EWRUCK

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Hi, I think my issue is just a date formatting issue but please correct me if you see something else. I have data going into a pivot table on one tab and then that data is being pulled into another tab via a Xlookup. My formula is using the date to match the two references between the two sheets. They are formatted the same. DD/MM/YYYY but I am pulling an #N/A. I did make sure there is data to pull on the date.


=XLOOKUP([@Date],'Deal List Ad Source Pivot 24'!F2,'Deal List Ad Source Pivot 24'!$F$3:$F$332,,0)

I have both tabs I'm pulling data from attached. Any ideas on what I'm missing here to would be helpful. I feel like I'm so close but I'm looming on a deadline.

Thanks.
 

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Hi, I think my issue is just a date formatting issue but please correct me if you see something else. I have data going into a pivot table on one tab and then that data is being pulled into another tab via a Xlookup. My formula is using the date to match the two references between the two sheets. They are formatted the same. DD/MM/YYYY but I am pulling an #N/A. I did make sure there is data to pull on the date.


=XLOOKUP([@Date],'Deal List Ad Source Pivot 24'!F2,'Deal List Ad Source Pivot 24'!$F$3:$F$332,,0)

I have both tabs I'm pulling data from attached. Any ideas on what I'm missing here to would be helpful. I feel like I'm so close but I'm looming on a deadline.

Thanks.
Wanted to add this since this is where I think it's the date formatting throwing off my formula. The lookup value is showing a digit and not a date yet both tabs show the date field as a date.
 

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The length of the lookup array should be the same length as the return array. Try:
Rich (BB code):
=XLOOKUP([@Date],--'Deal List Ad Source Pivot 24'!$B$3:$B$332,'Deal List Ad Source Pivot 24'!$F$3:$F$332,,0)
 
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