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Hey all -
Got a head-scratcher here. Hoping someone can help. Here's the scoop I have a pile of data (6k+ rows). Amongst this data, there are two columns I am working with: COL A COL B 1234 1/1/2002 1234 1/1/2002 1234 1/1/2002 1345 1/22/2004 1345 1/22/2004 1344 2/14/2005 In a new COL C, I want to show the date from COL B that corresponds to the first instance of each number string in COL A. For subsequent matches, I want to show nothing (blank) or "N/A." So using my example above, my completed sheet would look like this: COL A COL B COL C 1234 1/1/2002 1/1/2002 1234 1/1/2002 1234 1/1/2002 1345 1/22/2004 1/22/2004 1345 1/22/2004 1344 2/14/2005 2/14/2005 Ideally this is all accomplished via function / formula in COL C (not macro or UDF - though those are welcome as well). Any ideas? Thanks in advance! -meat |
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