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Hi guys this is my problem.
I have serial numbers in my entire A column and dates in my entire B column. On a separate workskeet, I want to create a command that will check if the serial number is a multiple of 8. If it is, I want it to return the date the the corresponding B column/row. I came up with =IF(MOD(A2,8)=0,B2,"NA"). However, I do not want "NA" returned when the A column value is not a multiple of 8. Instead I want it to check the value in the next A row, and if that is not a multiple of 8, to keep going till it reaches a row where the value the data in cell A is indeed a multiple of 8 and return the date from the coresponding B column/row. How might I achieve this? Thank you in advance. Prem |
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