Index/Match values for a working week

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Hi again everyone,

My next requirement from the same data entry set is to make a weekly report on a new worksheet called Weekly Report. First couple of columns will be the same with Report code number and target time, the next 6 columns for the 6 days of the the week that ended e.g.: 04/04/2022 to 09/04/2022 (I think the start and end date will be static and will be manually input). Once the start and end dates are entered, 6 columns will updated from the respective month sheet using index and match.

Domenic was kind enough to help me earlier for capturing for a single day. As I told him, I understood the logic but am not sure on how to write the syntax to achieve the desired output. I am sharing his valuable answer to my query earlier which helped me on my Daily Dashboard worksheet. Maybe the same can be used with some additional parameters to achieve the result I am looking for.

=INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&$B$2 &"'!"&CELL("address",$B3)&":"&CELL("address",$AF3)),MATCH($B$1,INDIRECT("'"&$B$2&"'!$B$2:$AF$2"),))

Details I had given Domenic last month with which he gave me the above solution:
Worksheet Name: Daily Dashboard
B1=TODAY()
B2=TEXT((B1),"mmmm")

Worksheet name: March, April, May......
Range B3:AF3: Manual time Input cells from 1st to 31st March for Report 1.
Range B2:AF2: Locked Cells with dates from 01 to 31.

Hope the above requirement is clear. If not, please let me know and I will try to explain better.

Thanks
Best Regards
J




Report Tracker.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR
3DAYFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday
4CODETIME01020304050607080910111213141516
5D1-111:30WEEKEND13:00WEEKEND
6D1-211:3012:00
7D1-2111:3011:00
8D1-2211:3011:35
9D1-311:3012:01
10D1-415:00
11D1-515:00
12D1-611:30
13D2-19:30
14D2-29:30
15D2-312:00
16D3-115:00
17W1-1
18W1-211:30
19W1-311:30
20W1-411:30
21W1-511:30
22W1-611:30
23W2-1
24W2-211:30
25W2-311:30
26W2-411:30
27W2-511:30
28W3-1
29W3-214:00
30W3-314:00
31U1-1
32U1-2
33U1-317:00
34U1-417:00
35U1-57:12
36U1-6
37U1-7
38U1-8
39U1-9
April
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C3:R3C3=TEXT(C4,"dddd")
 

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Hi everyone,

I managed to apply the above code shared by Domenic and got the required result however I still have a problem. Sharing xl2bb extract, please let me know if there a way to solve this.

The weekly report is for the working week's data analysis. So if the date range is March 28, 2022 - April 2, 2022, the lookup month for Match/Index will be only March sheet and it will not search for the data in April worksheet. Is there a further tweak that can be done to the code that can search both months?

Thanks
J

Report Tracker2.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1INSERT START DATEINSERT END DATEWEEK START INWEEK ENDS IN
2
3CODETYPE & NAME OF REPORTSTARGET TIMEMon 04 AprTue 05 AprWed 06 AprThu 07 AprFri 08 AprSat 09 AprMon 04 AprSat 09 AprAprilApril
4D1-1REPORT 111:3013:0011:0012:0011:3013:0011:30
5D1-2REPORT 211:3012:0011:4511:5911:5912:1511:30
Weekly Report
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D3D3=K3
E3:I3E3=D3+1
D4:D5D4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($D$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($D$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
E4:E5E4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($E$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($E$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
F4:F5F4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($F$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($F$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
G4:G5G4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($G$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($G$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
H4:H5H4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($H$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($H$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
I4:I5I4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($I$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($I$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
L3L3=K3+5
M3:N3M3=TEXT((K3),"mmmm")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
D5:I11Cell Valuecontains "NOT SENT"textYES
D5:I11Cell Value<=C5textYES
D5:I11Cell Valuebetween C5+TIME(0,1,0) and C5+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
D5:I11Cell Value>C5+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
D4:I4Cell Valuecontains "NOT SENT"textYES
D4:I4Cell Value<=C4textYES
D4:I4Cell Valuebetween C4+TIME(0,1,0) and C4+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
D4:I4Cell Value>C4+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
 

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Hello friends,

Upon searching a lot, I found this post which seems to be something similar or maybe the same thing that I am looking for.
Can anyone please help me in writing the correct syntax for my application.

Thanks
J

Report Tracker1204.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1INSERT START DATEINSERT END DATEWEEK START INWEEK ENDS IN
2
3CODETYPE & NAME OF REPORTSTARGET TIMEMon 28 MarTue 29 MarWed 30 MarThu 31 MarFri 01 AprSat 02 AprMon 28 MarSat 02 AprMarchApril
4D1-1REPORT 111:3014:00NOT SENT11:3011:30#N/A#N/A
Weekly Report
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D3D3=K3
E3:I3E3=D3+1
D4D4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($D$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($D$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
E4E4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($E$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($E$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
F4F4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($F$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($F$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
G4G4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($G$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($G$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
H4H4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($H$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($H$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
I4I4=IF(INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AG5)), MATCH($I$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AF$4"),))=0,"NOT SENT",INDEX(INDIRECT($M$3 & "!"&CELL("address",$B5)&":"&CELL("address",$AF5)), MATCH($I$3,INDIRECT($M$3 & "!$B$4:$AG$4"),)))
L3L3=K3+5
M3:N3M3=TEXT((K3),"mmmm")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
G4Cell Valuecontains "NOT SENT"textYES
G4Cell Value<=F4textYES
G4Cell Valuebetween F4+TIME(0,1,0) and F4+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
G4Cell Value>F4+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
D4:F4,H4:I4Cell Valuecontains "NOT SENT"textYES
D4:F4,H4:I4Cell Value<=C4textYES
D4:F4,H4:I4Cell Valuebetween C4+TIME(0,1,0) and C4+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
D4:F4,H4:I4Cell Value>C4+TIME(0,30,0)textYES
 
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Cross-posting (posting the same question in more than one forum) is not against our rules, but the method of doing so is covered by #13 of the Forum Rules.

Be sure to follow & read the link at the end of the rule too!

Cross posted at: Index & Match from two worksheets.
If you have posted the question at more places, please provide links to those as well.

If you do cross-post in the future and also provide links, then there shouldn’t be a problem.
 
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Fluff said:
Cross-posting (posting the same question in more than one forum) is not against our rules, but the method of doing so is covered by #13 of the Forum Rules.

Be sure to follow & read the link at the end of the rule too!

Cross posted at: Index & Match from two worksheets.
If you have posted the question at more places, please provide links to those as well.

If you do cross-post in the future and also provide links, then there shouldn’t be a problem.
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Hi Fluff,

My sincere apologies for not reading all of the forum rules, in process duplicating the same query couple of days back and also for crossposting the same query today. I should have read all the Forum Rules which I didn't earlier. I have read the rules now and will ensure that I strictly abide by the rules henceforth.

To confirm I have not cross posted the query anywhere else.

Also, I believe that someone in the other forum has shared a solution. If it does fixes my issue above, should I share it here with a link to that post for anyone else and close it or just leave it open as it is? Kindly let me know how I should go about it.

Thanks
Regards
J
 
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If the solution does work, then please post the solution here & say it was on the cross post. That way you can mark the post as the solution.
 
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Solution was provided from another forum.
CROSS POST

I was told to use the below formula as the sheets all have exactly the same layout.
=INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&TEXT(D$7,"mmmm")&"'!C5:AG39"),ROWS(D$8:D8),DAY(D$7))

Hope this helps any one else looking for a solution like what I was looking for.

Regards
J
 
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