SumIfs (I think)

ali_jellybean

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Hello,

I think I've overcomplicated what I'm trying to do and confused myself 🙈 so any help would be very welcome.

The organisation runs many projects in various currencies and we sometimes get issues with the project team using the wrong FX rate or using the right rate but the wrong way around. I'm trying to make it simpler for them by having the FX rate auto-populate into the cost logs of the projects.

I have the FX table:
Screenshot 2024-08-15 123844.png


And the project cost log;
Screenshot 2024-08-15 125904.png


And what I want is to have the formula look for the date, transaction currency and grant currency and if it finds them then return the FX rate into the Exchange Rate cell in the cost log to be used in the calculation of the 'Total in Grant Currency'

Is this possible, do I need to change things, or do I need a different way of working this out?

Thanks so much for any guidance
 

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Hi, here's one way you can try (you'll need to adjust to your actual layout).

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1TransactionEURGBPEURUSDDateTransaction CurrencyGrant CurrenyExchange Rate
2GrantGBPEURUSDEUR220/02/2024GBPEUR0.49864
301/01/20240.376300.801160.624560.6782801/06/2024EURGBP0.33799
401/02/20240.788310.498640.231230.3731730/11/2024USDEUR20.27260
501/03/20240.429500.778770.012030.35369
601/04/20240.798170.640510.157060.24360
701/05/20240.655010.887370.347240.98882
801/06/20240.337990.089630.578870.41945
901/07/20240.900520.504480.956180.61244
1001/08/20240.309690.233210.652610.04405
1101/09/20240.369290.351860.460350.37453
1201/10/20240.918630.721260.172610.69097
1301/11/20240.177940.272420.370410.27260
1401/12/20240.102900.624270.213750.44377
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J4J2=INDEX($B$3:$E$14,XMATCH(EOMONTH(G2,-1)+1,$A$3:$A$14),XMATCH(H2&"|"&I2,$B$1:$E$1&"|"&$B$2:$E$2))
A4:A14A4=EDATE(A3,1)
 
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