vlookup question

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A B
C D
1 =vlookup(b$1,C$1:D$7,2,0) January-06 January-06
1
2
January-06 6
3
January-06 7
4
January-06 8
5
January-06 9
6
January-06 14
7
January-06 15

Asume vlookup formula is copied down to 17 and col C is the same down to row
17 and col D goes down to row 17 with the date continuing to ascend from D1
to D17.

The result in A1 is 1 and A2 is also 1, in fact all the way down to A17 it
is 1. I want the formula to recognize all of the January-06's in
Col C and return 1,6,7,8,9,14,15,.....all the way to the last workday in
january ascending from A1 to A17. HOW can this be done?

Thank you,
BD
 
Not quite sure what you are tying to arrive at, but, your formula uses
B$1 so every item will be the same, the first item.

If you are trying to constitute a date based on the nth occurance
(specified in column B) from a month/year as specified in column C and
a day specified in column D then in A1 and formula drag down:

=DATE(YEAR(OFFSET(C$1,B1-1,0)),
MONTH(OFFSET(C$1,B1-1,0)),OFFSET(D$1,B1-1,0))

should do that as:

17/01/2006 1 Jan-06 17
18/01/2006 2 Jan-06 18
20/01/2006 3 Jan-06 20
31/01/2006 4 Jan-06 31
2/02/2006 5 Feb-06 2
6/02/2006 6 Feb-06 6
13/02/2006 7 Feb-06 13

If you require someting different please reply.

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