maximillianrg
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- Joined
- Aug 7, 2014
- Messages
- 75
- Office Version
- 2016
- Platform
- Windows
Hello Excel Masters
The below formula works perfectly and returns either a blank cell or a date
=IF(ISNA(INDEX(RawCu!K:K,MATCH(1,("54-Complete-Billing Review"=RawCu!E:E)*(C5=RawCu!B:B),0))),"",INDEX(RawCu!K:K,MATCH(1,("54-Complete-Billing Review"=RawCu!E:E)*(C5=RawCu!B:B),0)))
The above formula looks the string "54-Complete-Billing Review" in column E. I now need to modify the formula so that if it finds either "54-Complete-Billing Review" or "55-foo" on column E it returns the value the original formula does
Any ideas?
The below formula works perfectly and returns either a blank cell or a date
=IF(ISNA(INDEX(RawCu!K:K,MATCH(1,("54-Complete-Billing Review"=RawCu!E:E)*(C5=RawCu!B:B),0))),"",INDEX(RawCu!K:K,MATCH(1,("54-Complete-Billing Review"=RawCu!E:E)*(C5=RawCu!B:B),0)))
The above formula looks the string "54-Complete-Billing Review" in column E. I now need to modify the formula so that if it finds either "54-Complete-Billing Review" or "55-foo" on column E it returns the value the original formula does
Any ideas?