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Find a date in list less or equal than target date
Sorted, non contiguous dates are in column "A" formatted as MM/DD/
YY. Target date is retrieved from an Inputbox. Format MM/DD/YYYY However. Because the stored value is not the same as the displayed Formatted date, I have tried. to use DateValue inside a Vlookup or Find What, and test for Less or Equal inside a Loop, since my range of dates may not be contiguous. So far I have not found the solution. Your help will be appreciated. J.P. |
Find a date in list less or equal than target date
Do you mean by non contiguous that there are empty cells in among your
dates in column A, or that some dates are missing within a contiguous range? Pete On Oct 6, 8:18*am, u473 wrote: *Sorted, non contiguous dates are in column "A" formatted as MM/DD/ YY. Target date is retrieved from an Inputbox. Format MM/DD/YYYY *However. *Because the stored value is not the same as the displayed Formatted date, I have tried. to use *DateValue inside a Vlookup or Find What, *and test for Less or Equal *inside a Loop, since my range of dates may not be contiguous. So far I have not found the solution. Your help will be appreciated. J.P. |
Find a date in list less or equal than target date
Thank you for your question.
The date column, from the header row down to the last populated row will not have empty cells, and could be displayed as follows : .. A B C 1. Dates 2. 10/06/10 ... ... 3. 10/07/10 ... 4. 10/09/10 5. 10/10/10 6. 10/11/10 7. 10/15/10 8. 10/16/10 Dates will appear to be random, but sorted. Once the Date Less or Equal to the Target is found I would use an Offset to retrieve the corresponding data in Col. "B". |
Find a date in list less or equal than target date
On Oct 6, 4:01*am, Pete_UK wrote:
Do you mean by non contiguous that there are empty cells in among your dates in column A, or that some dates are missing within a contiguous range? Pete On Oct 6, 8:18*am, u473 wrote: *Sorted, non contiguous dates are in column "A" formatted as MM/DD/ YY. Target date is retrieved from an Inputbox. Format MM/DD/YYYY *However. *Because the stored value is not the same as the displayed Formatted date, I have tried. to use *DateValue inside a Vlookup or Find What, *and test for Less or Equal *inside a Loop, since my range of dates may not be contiguous. So far I have not found the solution. Your help will be appreciated. J.P.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Just use the vlookup formual or this macro Option Explicit Sub VlookupDateSAS() Dim myDate As Date Dim foundvalue As Variant myDate = DateSerial(2010, 10, 4) foundvalue = Application.VLookup(CLng(myDate), Range("a2:c22"), 2) MsgBox foundvalue End Sub |
Find a date in list less or equal than target date
On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 00:18:18 -0700 (PDT), u473 wrote:
Sorted, non contiguous dates are in column "A" formatted as MM/DD/ YY. Target date is retrieved from an Inputbox. Format MM/DD/YYYY However. Because the stored value is not the same as the displayed Formatted date, I have tried. to use DateValue inside a Vlookup or Find What, and test for Less or Equal inside a Loop, since my range of dates may not be contiguous. So far I have not found the solution. Your help will be appreciated. J.P. Without your code, try this for example of how to accomplish your task: ==================================== Option Explicit Sub foo() Dim dTarget As Date Dim DateRange As Range Dim rTarget As Range Set DateRange = Range("A1:a100") 'better ways to set this up dTarget = InputBox("Date: ") dTarget = WorksheetFunction.VLookup(CLng(dTarget), DateRange, 1) Set rTarget = DateRange.Find(what:=dTarget) MsgBox (rTarget(1, 2).Address & ":" & vbTab & rTarget(1, 2).Value) End Sub ============================== |
Find a date in list less or equal than target date
Thank you both.
With your first code I was not able to fix the Mismatch Error With the second code it worked and I got a piece of education at the same time with the double step, VLookup to find the Less or Equal, then FindWhat. You made my day, Thanks again, J.P. |
Find a date in list less or equal than target date
On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 09:34:36 -0700 (PDT), u473 wrote:
Thank you both. With your first code I was not able to fix the Mismatch Error With the second code it worked and I got a piece of education at the same time with the double step, VLookup to find the Less or Equal, then FindWhat. You made my day, Thanks again, J.P. Glad to help. Thanks for the feedback. |
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