S Saroj Kumar New Member Aug 12, 2014 #1 C:\Users\Saroj_Kumar\Desktop\Sample Attachments Sample.xlsx Sample.xlsx 13.4 KB · Views: 10
Luke M Excel Ninja Staff member Aug 12, 2014 #2 The start dates in table 1 do not always match dates in table 3. What should happen in those instances?
The start dates in table 1 do not always match dates in table 3. What should happen in those instances?
Luke M Excel Ninja Staff member Aug 12, 2014 #4 See attached. Attachments Sample answered.xlsx Sample answered.xlsx 15.2 KB · Views: 8
S Saroj Kumar New Member Aug 13, 2014 #5 No No. I think u haven't got what I want. Quest already mentioned on that sheet. Find out the Activity ID from 3rd table by Matching ProjectId and Date range (Date which is between Start date and end date) from 1st table.
No No. I think u haven't got what I want. Quest already mentioned on that sheet. Find out the Activity ID from 3rd table by Matching ProjectId and Date range (Date which is between Start date and end date) from 1st table.
Luke M Excel Ninja Staff member Aug 13, 2014 #6 Ah. That is a better answer to my first question. We will then use some boundaries, rather than an exact match. Attachments Activities2.xlsx Activities2.xlsx 15.6 KB · Views: 3
Ah. That is a better answer to my first question. We will then use some boundaries, rather than an exact match.