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mpierre,
1. maybe your formula will work:, lookup( _ , _ , _) if the dates are sorted in increasing order. 2. otherwise use auto filter. by making the date format as YYYY-mm-dd or YYYY only, You can visibly find the location of the first occurence. "mpierre" wrote: I have a column of dates in the format mm/dd/yyyy. I want to find the first occurence of the year 2005 in that column. LOOKUP(2005,YEAR($A$2:$A$114),$A$2:$A$114) gives me the last occurence. How can I find the first occurence? Any ideas? |
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