value associated with a date range

dan_apple

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Hi,

I am trying to make a formula that works something like;

=IF([LOGICAL TEST]Date x<=Date y BUT Date x>Date z, [IF TRUE]Cell A, [IF FALSE]Cell A +1 row down AND +1 row down from Date x in the LOGICAL TEST part)

Essentially I am trying to make a model in which a specific value corresponds to any time between 2 dates. The value that corresponds to that range of dates is used until the date in the model (which changes) exceeds that given date range. Once that happens I want to next cell below Cell A to be used AND the date range in the logical test to change as well.

Any help to work out this formula or suggestions for a different approach much appreciated

Cheers,
Dan
 

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I am trying to make a formula that works something like;

=IF([LOGICAL TEST]Date x<=Date y BUT Date x>Date z, [IF TRUE]Cell A which is associated with Date x, [IF FALSE]in the LOGICAL TEST part, +1 row down for Date y and +1 row down for Date z until Date x falls between Day y and z. Then use the Cell associated with that Date x)

Attached is an example of what the result should be which may best explain my issue

Thanks
D

Book1.xlsx‎
 
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