Index Match Match between a date range

Chapster5

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Hi all,

Just want to know if it's possible to do an Index Match Match between a date range?

So what I have is a column with a date start (K2:K54) and a column with a date end (L2:L54) on a worksheet called Data. I have the data I want to return from this range N2:U54.

On this Data worksheet I have account names in columns N1:U1.

On another Worksheet called Summary I have a Cell with the date I want looked up between the dates above (Cell D1). Also an account name in A4:A32, In cell B4 I want to return the value from the range N2:U54 on the Data sheet by looking up the date in the cell D1 on this worksheet and the account name from A4:A32.

I can't get my head how it would test if the current date in D1 is between the date range from columns K and L on the Data sheet.

Hope this hasn't been too confusing to understand I would attach the spreadsheet if I knew how!

Cheers

Nick
 

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Maybe something like this.
This is an array formula and must be entered with CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER.
Change ranges to match your data and drag formula down column.

Excel Workbook
ABCD
1Date7/6/2017
2
3
4Acct4Name12
5Acct5Name13
6Acct6Name14
7Acct8Name16
Summary
Excel Workbook
KLMNOPQRSTU
1StartEndAcct1Acct2Acct3Acct4Acct5Acct6Acct7Acct8
22/5/20176/1/2017Name1Name2Name3Name4Name5Name6Name7Name8
36/2/20178/25/2017Name9Name10Name11Name12Name13Name14Name15Name16
48/25/201712/5/2017Name17Name18Name19Name20Name21Name22Name23Name24
512/6/20171/5/2018Name25Name26Name27Name28Name29Name30Name31Name32
61/6/20182/1/2018Name33Name34Name35Name36Name37Name38Name39Name40
Data
 
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