I have a long list of items names on A column, the items are for rental purposes, and in order to keep track of its rent history, the item returned will have a returned date on the R column, and have strikethrough. But then a new row of the returned item will be added to indicate that it's open for rental, so the item with the same name can have multiple duplicates, but only 1 active row. These are on sheet 1.
In addition to that, new items will be purchased and stored up as an replacement, backups or as a new product for rental. These are on sheet 2.
So on sheet 2, I use Vlookup function to search whether the new product is rented out, if it is, I want it to return the person/company that rented it, the formula is =IFERROR(VLOOKUP($A2,'sheet 1!'$A$4:$R$10875,9,FALSE,"")
But it only listed the first item match of the search table, and that item is a returned item.
I want to know if I want to only match the current active one, how should the formula be? I used IF function, but then I realized I don't know how to set the criteria if column R = "", then Vlookup, because not every item on sheet 2 is listed on sheet 1. So please help for a easy formula. And I'm on EXCEL 2003, so, no fancy new functions, thank you very much.
In addition to that, new items will be purchased and stored up as an replacement, backups or as a new product for rental. These are on sheet 2.
So on sheet 2, I use Vlookup function to search whether the new product is rented out, if it is, I want it to return the person/company that rented it, the formula is =IFERROR(VLOOKUP($A2,'sheet 1!'$A$4:$R$10875,9,FALSE,"")
But it only listed the first item match of the search table, and that item is a returned item.
I want to know if I want to only match the current active one, how should the formula be? I used IF function, but then I realized I don't know how to set the criteria if column R = "", then Vlookup, because not every item on sheet 2 is listed on sheet 1. So please help for a easy formula. And I'm on EXCEL 2003, so, no fancy new functions, thank you very much.