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How do I get the most current date from a list of dates?
Our students have to make up any class time they miss. I am working on a form
to keep up with how much time they have made up for each absence. I will have a list of dates, at the bottom of my form I need it to pull the most current date from the list of dates. Example: 7/1/06 7/2/06 7/5/06 7/5/06 (the most current date) Is this possible? |
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How do I get the most current date from a list of dates?
GenaM wrote: Our students have to make up any class time they miss. I am working on a form to keep up with how much time they have made up for each absence. I will have a list of dates, at the bottom of my form I need it to pull the most current date from the list of dates. Example: 7/1/06 7/2/06 7/5/06 7/5/06 (the most current date) Is this possible? Hi GenaM, Maybe on solution would be (if your list of dates is in A1:A10) to use =MAX(A1:A10) Regards, Bondi |
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How do I get the most current date from a list of dates?
=MAX(A1:A1000) Could try that. If you insert a new date within the range ie between rows 1 and 1000 the function should adjust accordingly -- Special-K ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Special-K's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=7470 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=562458 |
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How do I get the most current date from a list of dates?
Worked like a charm!! Thank you SO much!!
Gena "Bondi" wrote: GenaM wrote: Our students have to make up any class time they miss. I am working on a form to keep up with how much time they have made up for each absence. I will have a list of dates, at the bottom of my form I need it to pull the most current date from the list of dates. Example: 7/1/06 7/2/06 7/5/06 7/5/06 (the most current date) Is this possible? Hi GenaM, Maybe on solution would be (if your list of dates is in A1:A10) to use =MAX(A1:A10) Regards, Bondi |
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