Hard to explain what I am after, but here goes....
I have a planner set up, from column AF in row 7 the header is for week-commencing dates, underneath the columns in each week I input a number of hours per week assigned to a task. What I want to do is return the value in row X, header 'Manfacture (Week Commencing) from row 7 for the first time it encounters a value in the range across the row, this being the week I start the task. As below I have this working using a lookup and this is all fine and dandy until the task spans more than one week, it then only returns the cell data from row 7 once it has 'summed' to equal what is in the column 'V'. If you look at the below picture I have highlighted the cell where this formula doesn't work it returns the date for the second week of the process which spans two weeks.
This is the formula I am using:
Hope you can make sense of the above
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
pauleapo
I have a planner set up, from column AF in row 7 the header is for week-commencing dates, underneath the columns in each week I input a number of hours per week assigned to a task. What I want to do is return the value in row X, header 'Manfacture (Week Commencing) from row 7 for the first time it encounters a value in the range across the row, this being the week I start the task. As below I have this working using a lookup and this is all fine and dandy until the task spans more than one week, it then only returns the cell data from row 7 once it has 'summed' to equal what is in the column 'V'. If you look at the below picture I have highlighted the cell where this formula doesn't work it returns the date for the second week of the process which spans two weeks.
This is the formula I am using:
Excel Formula:
=LOOKUP(V8,AF8:BO8,$AF$7:$BO$7)
Hope you can make sense of the above
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
pauleapo