VBA-Vlookup-and-date-range-insert.xlsm

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Audra Breedlove

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Hello, I need assistance with a Vlookup Macro<br />
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Can you please build me two macros. &nbsp;The first one is just so that I can view how the a VBA lookup would look, the second one is the not show the lookup values but use them to display this dates that fall within the range<br />
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1. Please create a vba vlookup to E3 on the Employee Data to pull in OUD1 - OUD9 from the Org Unit Master. &nbsp;If the Org Unit is not in the list display, &quot;OU Not listed&quot; in column F and blanks for columns G-N. &nbsp;Results would look like A-N on the Employee Data tab<br />
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2. I need a macro to only display Date 1, if it fits between the &gt;=Begin Date and &lt;End Date. &nbsp;So to display Date2 if it's between Begin Date and End Date. &nbsp;If the Org Unit is not in the list display, &quot;OU Not listed&quot; in column F<br />
Results would be A-E and Date 1 - Date 8 (not showing the OUD1 - OUD9<br />
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The Employee Master can be a shorter or much longer list<br />
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Hello, I need assistance with a Vlookup Macro

Can you please build me two macros.  The first one is just so that I can view how the a VBA lookup would look, the second one is the not show the lookup values but use them to display this dates that fall within the range

1. Please create a vba vlookup to E3 on the Employee Data to pull in OUD1 - OUD9 from the Org Unit Master.  If the Org Unit is not in the list display, "OU Not listed" in column F and blanks for columns G-N.  Results would look like A-N on the Employee Data tab

2. I need a macro to only display Date 1, if it fits between the >=Begin Date and <End Date.  So to display Date2 if it's between Begin Date and End Date.  If the Org Unit is not in the list display, "OU Not listed" in column F
Results would be A-E and Date 1 - Date 8 (not showing the OUD1 - OUD9

The Employee Master can be a shorter or much longer list

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