Audra Breedlove
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Return data based on multiple criteria
Hello, I need a formula
In the spreadsheet on the Sick Leave (All) tab, if cell E matches the value in Column B on the Payroll Column B then look at the date in Column F (Form approval date). If it's <= Column E on the Payroll Calendar tab, return the date in Column E from the Payroll Calendar tab
FMLA_Paid-Leave-Act--EE-.xlsx
In the spreadsheet on the Sick Leave (All) tab, if cell E matches the value in Column B on the Payroll Column B then look at the date in Column F (Form approval date). If it's <= Column E on the Payroll Calendar tab, return the date in Column E from the Payroll Calendar tab
FMLA_Paid-Leave-Act--EE-.xlsx
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Tom Farrar
I am thinking the lookup needs to be on the "pay period" number or something that finds one match on Payroll Calendar tab. Matching on UB will only bring back the first match on the Payroll Calendar Tab.
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The submission date is based on the Form Approval Date and the Form Approval Date is always different
Based on the Approval Date, would determine the Submission Date
Based on the Approval Date, would determine the Submission Date
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