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Your sample workbook does not match the formula you say isn't working. I tried to patch it (the workbook) up, and am using the following formula:<br />
=IFERROR(IF([@ResourceType<wbr />]&lt;&gt;&quot;Salari<wbr />ed/W-2&quot;,&quot;&quot;<wbr />,LOOKUP(2,<wbr />1/(([@Reso<wbr />urce]=Sala<wbr />ryDetail_D<wbr />ata!A:A)*(<wbr />[@Dates]=S<wbr />alaryDetai<wbr />l_Data!C:C<wbr />)),SalaryD<wbr />etail_Data<wbr />!D:D)/12),<wbr />&quot;&quot;)<br />
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If the above formula doesn't work in your real workbook, could you please make a Table where you want the formula to go, and add a worksheet SalaryDetail_Data so I can test the looking up.<br />
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Note that if a name occurs more than once in SalaryDetail_Data, the last salary found will be returned.<br />
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I am looking for the correct syntax to lookup the value of the Salary for certain employees where Resource Type = &quot;Salaried/W-2&quot;<br />
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if the Names match, same date and resource type is correct then return the salary value / 12 months.<br />
this what I have so far.<br />
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=IF([@Resource]=SalaryDeta<wbr />il_Data!A:<wbr />A,IF([@Dat<wbr />es]=Salary<wbr />Detail_Dat<wbr />a!C:C,IF([<wbr />@ResourceT<wbr />ype]=&quot;Sala<wbr />ried/W-2&quot;,<wbr />SalaryDeta<wbr />il!D:D)/12<wbr />))<br />
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What am I missing?<br />
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K<br />
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I am looking for the correct syntax to lookup the value of the Salary for certain employees where Resource Type = "Salaried/W-2"

if the Names match, same date and resource type is correct then return the salary value / 12 months.
this what I have so far.

=IF([@Resource]=SalaryDetail_Data!A:A,IF([@Dates]=SalaryDetail_Data!C:C,IF([@ResourceType]="Salaried/W-2",SalaryDetail!D:D)/12))

What am I missing?

K

Lookup and if statements or index Match on several columns

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