Nested If Statements Based on Year

tycasey17

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Office Version
  1. 2019
  2. 2016
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  1. Windows
- On Sheet 1 (FEED-2) I have the fiscal year (B5) with other information not applicable to this question it is just a what I call a feeder page. To get the fiscal year I have a table I created that is based off of the date to get the year, I tried just typing 2019 and still the same result.



- On Sheet 2 (UNIT) I have where the main arguments being made, I have inventories that need to be completed monthly and I am trying to make it feed me the information by the year. I tried using nested IF statements for each year and then start the next argument based on what the status of the inventory from Sheet 3. I have 6 nested for each year with different VLOOKUP locations based on the year. When I told it to feed from the 2019 it gives me a blank response.

FORMULA:
=UPPER(IFERROR(
IF('FEED-2'!$B$5="2019",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,4,FALSE)="","Awaiting inventory documents for "&TEXT(MONTH('FEED-2'!$I$5),"MMMM"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,4,FALSE)="NI","Awaiting inventory documents for "&TEXT(MONTH('FEED-2'!$I$5),"MMMM"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,4,FALSE)="IP","Inventory IN PROGRESS",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,4,FALSE)="CS","Inventory has been completed but is awaiting the Commander's Signature",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,4,FALSE)="CP","Inventory completed by "&VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,2,FALSE)&" on "&TEXT(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,3,FALSE),_JCDate2,3,FALSE),"MMMM D, YYYY"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,4,FALSE)="CL","Inventory completed late by "&VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,2,FALSE)&" on "&TEXT(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,3,FALSE),_JCDate2,3,FALSE),"MMMM D, YYYY"))))))),
IF('FEED-2'!$B$5="2020",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,8,FALSE)="","Awaiting inventory documents for "&TEXT(MONTH('FEED-2'!$I$5),"MMMM"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,8,FALSE)="NI","Awaiting inventory documents for "&TEXT(MONTH('FEED-2'!$I$5),"MMMM"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,8,FALSE)="IP","Inventory IN PROGRESS",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,8,FALSE)="CS","Inventory has been completed but is awaiting the Commander's Signature",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,8,FALSE)="CP","Inventory completed by "&VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,6,FALSE)&" on "&TEXT(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,7,FALSE),_JCDate2,3,FALSE),"MMMM D, YYYY"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,8,FALSE)="CL","Inventory completed late by "&VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,6,FALSE)&" on "&TEXT(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,7,FALSE),_JCDate2,3,FALSE),"MMMM D, YYYY"))))))),
IF('FEED-2'!$B$5="2021",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,12,FALSE)="","Awaiting inventory documents for "&TEXT(MONTH('FEED-2'!$I$5),"MMMM"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,12,FALSE)="NI","Awaiting inventory documents for "&TEXT(MONTH('FEED-2'!$I$5),"MMMM"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,12,FALSE)="IP","Inventory IN PROGRESS",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,12,FALSE)="CS","Inventory has been completed but is awaiting the Commander's Signature",
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,12,FALSE)="CP","Inventory completed by "&VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,10,FALSE)&" on "&TEXT(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,11,FALSE),_JCDate2,3,FALSE),"MMMM D, YYYY"),
IF(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,12,FALSE)="CL","Inventory completed late by "&VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,10,FALSE)&" on "&TEXT(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP('FEED-2'!$I$5,_INVtab,11,FALSE),_JCDate2,3,FALSE),"MMMM D, YYYY"))))))),"CHECK INVENTORY TAB (NESTED)"))),"CHECK INVENTORY TAB (IF ERROR)"))



- On Sheet 3 (INV-A) I have the raw data coming from to fill into Sheet 2 using a defined name of "

2019
Name is column for name is 2, Date is 3, Status is 4

2020
Name is column for name is 6, Date is 7, Status is 8

2021
Name is column for name is 10, Date is 11, Status is 12

* If there wasn't so much to try and put on here I would give you a better table to understand
 

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