Adding a row after last instances of dates

saracat2012

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Hello again all. My brain hurts trying to figure out this one. I have a spreadsheet of all open orders, listed by date. I'm trying to find the last instance of a workday date, insert a row, format the row, and add text to the first cell. I can get the formatting part pretty easily, the tricky bit is finding the last instance of the workday and inserting the row. Attached is a before and after shot of what I'm trying to do. (I already have a macro that conditionally formats based on today's date and the workday function color in the dates.)

cards.xlsx
ABC
1DateProduct
27/1/2023Prod 1
37/5/2023Prod 2
47/20/2023Prod 5
57/21/2023Prod 3
67/24/2023Prod 7
77/24/2023Prod 4
87/25/2023Prod 8
97/26/2023Prod 100
107/26/2023Prod 10
117/27/2023Prod 42
127/28/2023Prod 937
137/31/2023
148/1/2023
15
16DateProduct
177/1/2023Prod 1
187/5/2023Prod 2
197/20/2023Prod 5
207/21/2023Prod 3
21Due Today/Overdue
227/24/2023Prod 7
237/24/2023Prod 4
24Day 1
257/25/2023Prod 8
26Day 2
277/26/2023Prod 100
287/26/2023Prod 10
29Day 3
307/27/2023Prod 42
31Day 4
327/28/2023Prod 937
33Day 5
347/31/2023
358/1/2023
Sheet2
 

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test1.xlsb
ABCDEFGH
1DateProduct255DateProduct
27/1/2023Prod 149407Due Today/Overdue7/1/2023Prod 1
37/5/2023Prod 265535Day 17/5/2023Prod 2
47/20/2023Prod 55296274Day 27/20/2023Prod 5
57/21/2023Prod 312611584Day 37/21/2023Prod 3
67/24/2023Prod 710498160Day 47/24/2023Prod 4
77/24/2023Prod 416777215Day 57/25/2023Prod 8
87/25/2023Prod 8 7/5/2023Prod 2
97/26/2023Prod 1007/20/2023Prod 5
107/26/2023Prod 107/24/2023Prod 7
117/27/2023Prod 427/24/2023Prod 4
127/28/2023Prod 9377/25/2023Prod 8
137/31/20237/26/2023Prod 100
148/1/20237/26/2023Prod 10
157/24/2023Prod 77/27/2023Prod 42
167/24/2023Prod 47/28/2023Prod 937
177/25/2023Prod 8 7/31/2023
187/26/2023Prod 1007/5/2023Prod 2
197/26/2023Prod 107/24/2023Prod 7
207/27/2023Prod 427/24/2023Prod 4
217/28/2023Prod 9377/25/2023Prod 8
227/1/2023Prod 17/26/2023Prod 100
237/5/2023Prod 27/26/2023Prod 10
247/20/2023Prod 57/27/2023Prod 42
257/21/2023Prod 37/28/2023Prod 937
267/24/2023Prod 77/31/2023
277/24/2023Prod 4Due Today/Overdue
287/25/2023Prod 8 7/24/2023Prod 7
297/26/2023Prod 1007/24/2023Prod 4
307/26/2023Prod 107/24/2023Prod 7
317/27/2023Prod 427/1/2023Prod 1
327/28/2023Prod 9377/1/2023Prod 1
337/31/20237/20/2023Prod 5
348/1/20237/21/2023Prod 3
357/24/2023Prod 7Day 1
367/24/2023Prod 47/25/2023Prod 8
377/25/2023Prod 8 7/26/2023Prod 100
387/26/2023Prod 1007/21/2023Prod 3
397/26/2023Prod 107/24/2023Prod 4
407/27/2023Prod 427/25/2023Prod 8
417/28/2023Prod 9377/26/2023Prod 100
427/20/2023Prod 57/28/2023Prod 937
437/21/2023Prod 37/20/2023Prod 5
447/24/2023Prod 77/21/2023Prod 3
457/24/2023Prod 47/24/2023Prod 7
467/25/2023Prod 8 7/24/2023Prod 4
477/26/2023Prod 1007/25/2023Prod 8
487/26/2023Prod 10Day 2
497/27/2023Prod 427/26/2023Prod 100
507/28/2023Prod 9377/26/2023Prod 10
517/31/20237/26/2023Prod 10
528/1/20237/27/2023Prod 42
537/24/2023Prod 77/28/2023Prod 937
547/24/2023Prod 48/1/2023
557/25/2023Prod 8 7/28/2023Prod 937
567/26/2023Prod 1007/31/2023
577/26/2023Prod 108/1/2023
587/27/2023Prod 427/26/2023Prod 10
597/28/2023Prod 9377/27/2023Prod 42
607/1/2023Prod 17/28/2023Prod 937
617/5/2023Prod 2Day 3
627/20/2023Prod 57/27/2023Prod 42
637/21/2023Prod 37/24/2023Prod 7
647/24/2023Prod 77/24/2023Prod 7
657/24/2023Prod 47/24/2023Prod 4
667/25/2023Prod 8 7/25/2023Prod 8
677/26/2023Prod 1007/26/2023Prod 100
687/26/2023Prod 10Day 4
697/27/2023Prod 427/28/2023Prod 937
707/28/2023Prod 9377/26/2023Prod 10
717/31/20237/26/2023Prod 100
728/1/20237/26/2023Prod 10
737/24/2023Prod 77/27/2023Prod 42
747/24/2023Prod 48/1/2023
757/25/2023Prod 8 7/24/2023Prod 7
767/26/2023Prod 1007/24/2023Prod 4
777/26/2023Prod 107/25/2023Prod 8
787/27/2023Prod 427/26/2023Prod 100
797/28/2023Prod 9377/26/2023Prod 10
807/27/2023Prod 42
817/28/2023Prod 937
82Day 5
837/31/2023
848/1/2023
857/27/2023Prod 42
Sheet1


Result in Column G:H,

You need to copy column D:E (for internal dictionary to detect)
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Once you've finished paste into column D:E, you may run the code ( right click sheet1 -> view code -> Paste below code) and run by clicking f5

VBA Code:
Option Explicit
Sub test()
application.screenupdating = false
Dim ws As Worksheet
'Dim dict As New Dictionary
Dim i%, a As Variant, k%, m%
Dim ss As Range
Dim dict As Object
Set dict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
Set ws = Sheets("sheet1") 'May change into your desire sheet
ReDim b(1 To 5000, 1 To 4)
m = 1
'Store recorded D:E Columns into array
With ws
    a = .Range("d1:e" & .Cells(Rows.Count, "d").End(xlUp).Row).Value
    [g1:h100000].Clear 'Clear values and format
    [g1].Value = "Date"
    [h1].Value = "Product"
End With

For i = 1 To UBound(a, 1)
    If Not dict.Exists(a(i, 1)) Then 'If Red color not existing then
            k = k + 1
            dict.Add a(i, 1), a(i, 2) 'Add Red into Dict, Item = Day
            If m <> 1 Then 'For Item due today / Day
                m = m + 1
                Cells(m, "g").Value = dict.Item(a(i, 1))
                Cells(m, "g").Interior.Color = vbBlack
                Cells(m, "g").Font.Color = vbWhite
            End If
            For Each ss In Range("a2:a" & Cells(Rows.Count, "a").End(xlUp).Row) 'Loop through ranges check red color
                If dict.Exists(ss.Interior.Color) Then 'If range got red color
                    'lrow = Cells(Rows.Count, "J").End(xlUp).Row
                    m = m + 1
                    Range("A" & ss.Row & ":B" & ss.Row).Copy Cells(m, "g") 'Copy values to G
               End If
            Next ss
    dict.RemoveAll 'after finished remove dictionary red then record 2nd one
    End If
Next i

application.screenupdating = true

End Sub
 
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