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I have dates in column a and number data in the rest of
the column b and c. I will like to create a formula that will give me the latest date in column a if there are number data in column b and c. For example if a600 has a date and c600 has data give me the latest date in column a 600? Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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I think that this is what you're looking for:
=LOOKUP(2,1/((ISNUMBER(B1:B999))*(ISNUMBER(C1:C999))),A1:A999) Change the 999 to the number of rows you need. And format the cell with the formula as a date. Dave wrote: I have dates in column a and number data in the rest of the column b and c. I will like to create a formula that will give me the latest date in column a if there are number data in column b and c. For example if a600 has a date and c600 has data give me the latest date in column a 600? Any suggestions? Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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