VLOOKUP w Dates, get "No match" back
Hi there, I am trying to use a VLOOUP formula that references a column in my existing sheet (a date) and then goes into a fiscal week lookup table. Matches the original date and displays the fiscal week match. To simplify I have spelled out every date in column 1 and fiscal week reference in column 2.
My formula is this and i keep getting a no match message even when I limit the search to only the row where I know there is a match.
=VLOOKUP([Start Date (Planning)]@row, {FY_lookup Range 5}, 2, true)
Start Date (Planning) - column in my original sheet
FY_lookup = Lookup sheet
Range5 = Column 1 and 2 where 1 has all dates and 2 has all fiscal weeks.
Answers
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INDEX/MATCH might work better for you!
Try this:
=INDEX({FY Sheet FW Column}, MATCH([Start Date (Planning)]@row, {FY Sheet Date column}, 0))
Kelly Drake (she/her/hers)
STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY| business optimization product manager
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Thanks for quick reply, Ok I tried this
=INDEX({FY_lookup Range 3}, [Start Date (Planning)]@row, {FY_lookup Range 4}, 0)
And the message back is: Incorrect Argument Set
Range 3 is dates
Range 4 is Fiscal week list
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It looks like you're just missing the MATCH function in your formula from Kelly's example.
Try adding it in, with the extra closing parentheses at the end, bolded here:
=INDEX({FY_lookup Range 3}, MATCH([Start Date (Planning)]@row, {FY_lookup Range 4}, 0))
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