Formula using If statement with Xmatch

dharv3y78

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Hi Mr Excel Members,

I have a problem which i hope you vcan help me with i have attached a sample workbook if the issue i am having.

I have a Formula in where if Alt' day be taken In Leiu of a Public Holiday (B3) equals No in N4 i have the following formula below in which it check E4:E15 & F4:F15 and checks to see if they are in K4 & L4 down and if it is the N4 is blank and if not it puts the date from L4.
Excel Formula:
=IF(ISNA(XMATCH([@State]&[@Date],Table1[Jurisdiction]&Table1[Date])),[@Date],"")

The issue that i have is in the section Formula I Want in to have the the above but also if Alt' day be taken In Leiu of a Public Holiday (B3) equals Yes then i want it to read which State Public Holiday being taken In Lieu of in B4 and add that holiday back in eg: Lets say it Holiday 1 for this shown i N4 as blank but is added back in on T4, and that it now reads and takes that alternate date in A16.

I'm sure i have just alter the above formula a litte but i have not worked out the correct formula as what i have tried has failed.

Hope this is clear enough for you Workbook attached.

Book1.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST
1Formula CurrentlyPublic HolidayWhat I HaveSchool HolidaysWhat I Want AlsoSchool Holidays
2
3Alt' day be taken In Leiu of a Public HolidayNOJurisdictionDateHoliday NameDayJurisdictionStateDateDayDate for FieldJurisdictionStateDateDayDate for Field
4State Public Holiday being taken In Lieu ofSA1/1/24Holiday 1MondaySASA1/1/24Monday SASA1/1/24Monday1/1/24
5SA1/26/24Holiday 2FridaySASA1/2/24Tuesday1/2/24SASA1/2/24Tuesday1/2/24
6SA3/11/24Holiday 3MondaySASA1/3/24Wednesday1/3/24SASA1/3/24Wednesday
7Alternative Public Holiday DatesSA3/29/24Holiday 4FridaySASA1/4/24Thursday1/4/24SASA1/4/24Thursday1/4/24
8DateHoliday NameSA3/30/24Holiday 5SaturdaySASA1/5/24Friday1/5/24SASA1/5/24Friday1/5/24
9SA3/31/24Holiday 6SundaySASA1/6/24Saturday1/6/24SASA1/6/24Saturday1/6/24
10SA4/1/24Holiday 7MondaySASA1/7/24Sunday1/7/24SASA1/7/24Sunday1/7/24
11SA4/25/24Holiday 8ThursdaySASA1/8/24Monday1/8/24SASA1/8/24Monday1/8/24
12SA6/10/24Holiday 9MondaySASA1/9/24Tuesday1/9/24SASA1/9/24Tuesday1/9/24
13SA10/7/24Holiday 10MondaySASA1/10/24Wednesday1/10/24SASA1/10/24Wednesday1/10/24
14Alternative Public Holiday DatesSA12/25/24Holiday 11WednesdaySASA1/11/24Thursday1/11/24SASA1/11/24Thursday1/11/24
15DateHoliday NameSA12/26/24Holiday 12ThursdaySASA1/12/24Friday1/12/24SASA1/12/24Friday1/12/24
16Wednesday, 3 January 2024Holiday 13
17
18
19
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
N4:N15N4=IF(ISNA(XMATCH([@State]&[@Date],Table1[Jurisdiction]&Table1[Date])),[@Date],"")
 

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Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone is able to help me with this issue.

Thanks in advance
Donald
 
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