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VLOOKUP with two match requirements

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    VLOOKUP with two match requirements

    In Column A I have vessel departure dates
    In Column B I have Final Destinations
    In Column D I have vessel arrival dates

    I am trying to get the result of column D based on matching A & B information.

    My dilemma is that if I have vessels with the same departure dates going to different destinations how can I retrieve the arrival date?

    I've been trying "vlookup" and "index/match" to no avail.

    I've posted a sample file. If anyone has a chance to take a quick look I'd appreciate it.
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    Try:

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    After you enter the formula, confirm it with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER not just ENTER. You will see { } brackets appear.
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    See if example helps. Added a helper column

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    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post
    Try:

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    After you enter the formula, confirm it with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER not just ENTER. You will see { } brackets appear.
    Unbelieveable - you guys are fantastic.
    Thanks so much.

    Just want to let you all know that I'm not just relying on others to do my work, I have been playing with formulae for two hours every morning trying to create this somewhat complex purchase order form.

    The best thing of all is that I am learning alot.
    Thanks again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russell719 View Post

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    The best thing of all is that I am learning alot.
    Thanks again.
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