Index Match Lookup Combo

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Hi All,

I created a spreadsheet years ago in my previous job which did exactly what I want my new one too. However I have left the company now and dont have access to it to review the formula. Basically I have a sheet with =today() in cell AA1 (for example). I would like the following cells to list all the names (in col A) that have a number greater than 0 (in col B and later col C, D, E etc). I would like it to change based on the date which is listed at the top of the columns. Please see below for reference:

Data:

Name (A1)01/01/2023 (B1)01/02/2023 (C1)
Mr A (A2)5.00
Mr B (A3)5.00
Mr C02.75
Mr D00

Dashboard:

Date01/01/2023 (this is cell AA1 - list to change based on this cell)
Holiday
Mr A (this is where I would want my list to start)5.00 (I would just use lookup to bring through the hours so this cell is fine, unless there is a formula for this too? im pretty sure I had one for each of the 8 columns in my last sheet that did this)
Mr B
5.00 (I would just use lookup to bring through the hours so this cell is fine, unless there is a formula for this too? im pretty sure I had one for each of the 8 columns in my last sheet that did this)

Basically use AA1 as a reference to search B1:Z1. If finds the matching date, then search the column for anything over 0 and bring through the corresponding name in column A.

When the date changes in AA1 to 01/02/2023 for example, it would then reference the date and search column C1 etc.

Hope this makes sense? I have had a hiatus from formulas for about 2 years and had a blank and just cant get it right.

Thanks in advance
Dan
 
Apologies, all sorted. I forgot to change one of the references from B to C.

Thank you!

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