Infill Matrix Based on Multiple Criteria on Rows and Columns (INDEX MATCH...)

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Hi,

I am looking to fill in the matrix on Table 1, referencing criteria in Table 2. I have only included a sample of total data.

I want to INDEX column 4 in Table 2 so that the matrix in Table 1 specifies which stage (1, 2, or 3) is happening and when it is scheduled.

To do this, I want to MATCH the columns with headers Block and Flat in both Tables, as well as MATCH the date row in Table 1 to the columns Start Date, Day 2, and Day 3 in Table 2.

I worked out the following INDEX MATCH formula to get Stage 1 back, but still missing important formulae.

=INDEX('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!D:D, MATCH(1, ('7-Day Cycle'!C4='Contract Programme 09.09.22'!C:C)*('7-Day Cycle'!A4='Contract Programme 09.09.22'!A:A),0))

I have looked into incorporating SMALL formula to switch between the different results (Stage 1, 2, 3).

Not sure if a helper column/row could be of use?

Any help would be appreciated


Table 1:

BlockLevelFlat
31/10/2022​
01/11/2022​
02/11/2022​
03/11/2022​
04/11/2022​
05/11/2022​
06/11/2022​
Bray
12​
91​
Bray
12​
90​
Bray
12​
89​
Bray
12​
88​
Bray
12​
87​
Bray
12​
86​
Bray
12​
85​
Bray
11​
84​
Bray
11​
83​
Bray
11​
82​



Table 2:

BlockLevelFlatStageStart DateDay 2Day 3Duration (d)
Bray
12​
91​
Stage 1
31/10/2022​
01/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
91​
Stage 2
02/11/2022​
03/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
91​
Stage 3
04/11/2022​
07/11/2022​
08/11/2022​
3​
Bray
12​
90​
Stage 1
02/11/2022​
03/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
90​
Stage 2
04/11/2022​
07/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
90​
Stage 3
08/11/2022​
09/11/2022​
10/11/2022​
3​
Bray
12​
89​
Stage 1
04/11/2022​
07/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
89​
Stage 2
08/11/2022​
09/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
89​
Stage 3
10/11/2022​
11/11/2022​
14/11/2022​
3​
Bray
12​
88​
Stage 1
08/11/2022​
09/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
88​
Stage 2
10/11/2022​
11/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
88​
Stage 3
14/11/2022​
15/11/2022​
16/11/2022​
3​
Bray
12​
87​
Stage 1
09/11/2022​
10/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
87​
Stage 2
11/11/2022​
14/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
87​
Stage 3
15/11/2022​
16/11/2022​
17/11/2022​
3​
Bray
12​
86​
Stage 1
10/11/2022​
11/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
86​
Stage 2
14/11/2022​
15/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
86​
Stage 3
16/11/2022​
17/11/2022​
18/11/2022​
3​
Bray
12​
85​
Stage 1
11/11/2022​
14/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
85​
Stage 2
15/11/2022​
16/11/2022​
2​
Bray
12​
85​
Stage 3
17/11/2022​
18/11/2022​
21/11/2022​
3​
Bray
11​
84​
Stage 1
14/11/2022​
15/11/2022​
2​
Bray
11​
84​
Stage 2
16/11/2022​
17/11/2022​
2​
Bray
11​
84​
Stage 3
18/11/2022​
21/11/2022​
22/11/2022​
3​
Bray
11​
83​
Stage 1
16/11/2022​
17/11/2022​
2​
Bray
11​
83​
Stage 2
18/11/2022​
21/11/2022​
2​
Bray
11​
83​
Stage 3
22/11/2022​
23/11/2022​
24/11/2022​
3​
 

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Is this what you need? I've set the formulas to the actual size of table 2 in your example, using full columns in a formula like this is not a good idea (unless you want to wait a few days for them to process).
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1BlockLevelFlat31/10/202201/11/202202/11/202203/11/202204/11/202205/11/202206/11/2022
2Bray1291Stage 1Stage 1Stage 2Stage 2Stage 3  
3Bray1290  Stage 1Stage 1Stage 2  
4Bray1289    Stage 1  
5Bray1288       
6Bray1287       
7Bray1286       
8Bray1285       
9Bray1184       
10Bray1183       
11Bray1182       
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:J11D2=FILTER('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!$D$2:$D$28,('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!$A$2:$A$28=$A2)*('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!$B$2:$B$28=$B2)*('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!$C$2:$C$28=$C2)*(('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!$E$2:$E$28=D$1)+('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!$F$2:$F$28=D$1)+('Contract Programme 09.09.22'!$G$2:$G$28=D$1)),"")
 
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