Hi,

If you mean first date starting from the top of a range, then

=INDEX(A1:A10,MATCH(1,(A1:A10=TODAY())*ISNUMBER(A 1:A10),0))

Intered as an array. The ISNUMBER excludes the possibility of text entries
in the range.

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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"VickiMc" wrote:

I wanted to write a formula that will find the first date (min) in a range
that is greater/higher than =today()?
The Match function only likes to return a result less than <today().
My range is non-consecutive cells (Every Fifth column of 240 Columns) in a
row, with multiple cells that would return Greater than today().
And I want the formula to stop evaluating at the first TRUE result.