MisterProzilla
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Hi there,
Not sure if the title of this question explains it very well...
I have members of staff who work 'fractions' (which are actually decimals, but never mind, HR). I need to identify which fraction they work on a particular date. Some work multiple fractions simultaneously. I need a formula that looks up a single date in a table of fraction date ranges, and sums the fraction values of all applicable/active date ranges on that date.
I have a fraction date range table in my Calendar sheet with start dates in column AA, End dates in column AB, and the fraction values in AC.
I have this formula which finds a single fraction, where E28 is the date I'm looking up:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(Calendar!AA35:AA39<=E28)/(Calendar!AB35:AB39>=E28),Calendar!AC35:AC39)
However, when multiple fractions are active, it only returns the lowest in the table. How would I modify this to sum the results where multiple fractions are active?
Thanks for reading, any help would be much appreciated
Not sure if the title of this question explains it very well...
I have members of staff who work 'fractions' (which are actually decimals, but never mind, HR). I need to identify which fraction they work on a particular date. Some work multiple fractions simultaneously. I need a formula that looks up a single date in a table of fraction date ranges, and sums the fraction values of all applicable/active date ranges on that date.
I have a fraction date range table in my Calendar sheet with start dates in column AA, End dates in column AB, and the fraction values in AC.
I have this formula which finds a single fraction, where E28 is the date I'm looking up:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(Calendar!AA35:AA39<=E28)/(Calendar!AB35:AB39>=E28),Calendar!AC35:AC39)
However, when multiple fractions are active, it only returns the lowest in the table. How would I modify this to sum the results where multiple fractions are active?
Thanks for reading, any help would be much appreciated
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