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![]() Duke Carey wrote: I think you can find the row number of the first occurrence of the most recent dates for ACME by using this formula, entered with Ctrl-Shift-Enter =MATCH("Acme"&MAX(IF(A1:A21="Acme",C1:C21)),A1:A21 &C1:C21,0) where A1:A21 contains the customer names and C1:C21 contains the dates Does that get you what you want? Duke, {=MATCH("Ford"&MAX(IF(A3:A100="Ford",E3:E100)),A3: A100&E3:E100,0)} successfully returns the row number on the page which contains the latest data. Thank you. 2 questions: How do I obtain the price in this row from a cell 5 columns to the right? and How do drop down one (or more) row(s) to obtain the same information from an additional price break? many thanks. Pierre |
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