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I am comparing two columns of dates to check if there are dates in the same
row for both columns " =IF(ISNUMBER(A3),IF(ISNUMBER(C3),C3,"Not Processed")) " This returns the date in C3, IF A3 AND C3 are both entered, The text "Not processed" IF A3 is entered and C3 is not entered, OR False if A# is not entered. This formula is in Column F. I then want to check the index of column F to return the Date OR the Text of the last non blank value in column F I am now using " =INDEX(F:F,MAX(IF(ISNUMBER(F1:F65535),ROW(F1:F6553 5)))) " This will only return a valid value if it is a date. If it is the text it ignores it. How can I get the INDEX to return the value of either a date or the text, and still ignore it if it is FALSE? Bob Weeden |
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