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"Dave R." wrote...
Still not 100% sure what you want but it's getting late. Ok - if your data (month & rate) is in A1:B20.. You can try this array formula =IF(TEXT(INDEX(A1:A20,MAX(IF(B1:B20<"",ROW(B1:B2 0)))),"mmyy") <TEXT(TODAY(),"mmyy"),"Update Exchange Rate","") entered with CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER. .... A bit long. The INDEX expression could be shortened to LOOKUP(2,1/(B1:B20<""),A1:A20) and not require array entry. However, if the OP just needs an indicator whether there were an exchange rate in B1:B20 for every date in A1:A20, and the dates in A1:A20 were date serial numbers, then the following array formula would suffice. =IF(OR(ISNUMBER(A1:A20)<ISNUMBER(B1:B20)),"Update Exchange Rates","") |
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