[mso] Re: Date functions in Excel

Hi Jens,
In your case, what should be sorted to use VLookup is not your data, 
but the table with the boundaries of the fiscal years - that's the 
table you are going to perform a VLookup into, using your date as the 
search argument. The order your data is in is not important in this 
case (to find the fiscal year).
Wilson


At 10:31 18/4/2005,Jens Outzen wrote:
>Thanks for your response - greatly appreciated !
>
>One problem about the lookup function - Info has to be sorted, and mine
>isn't.
>
>Any other suggestions :-)


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