Hi Commnity,
I have a formula I am trying to compile to return to me with who's anniversay date it is from a range of employees and their corresponding hire dates.
I know that a IF statement generally works to find the first TRUE logical evaluation and then stops, but if there are multiple values being searched within a range, how could i get it to return more than one value (potentitially concatenating it as a string)?
Here is what i have so far:
Any guidance as I would like it to return multiple names from the range if thier hire date = TODAY()
I have a formula I am trying to compile to return to me with who's anniversay date it is from a range of employees and their corresponding hire dates.
I know that a IF statement generally works to find the first TRUE logical evaluation and then stops, but if there are multiple values being searched within a range, how could i get it to return more than one value (potentitially concatenating it as a string)?
Here is what i have so far:
Code:
=IF(INDEX($C$2:$C$15,MATCH(TODAY(),C2:C15,0)),INDEX(A2:A15,MATCH(E23,C2:C15,0)))
Any guidance as I would like it to return multiple names from the range if thier hire date = TODAY()