Finding Invoices Paid Out of Order

Elliottj2121

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  2. 2019
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Hello,

I am hoping someone can help me. I have a basic understanding of VBA and formulas but this problem is stumping me. I am trying to have excel find the invoices that are paid out of order by invoice date. In the condensed example below Alpha Company skipped the invoice from 10/10/2022 and 10/24/2022. However, the invoices between rows 14-16 are not skipped because there are no newer invoices paid after row 13. Beta Company did not skip any invoices. What I would like is to run a macro (or use formulas with sorting) that only would show the skipped invoices, i.e. the rows in yellow. Each company has a unique customer number, my spreadsheet has thousands of rows and the number of rows can vary day to day.

Thank you!!!

SKIP_RPT_EX.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1CUST #CUST NAMEINVOICE NUMBERINV DATEPAID DATEOPEN AMTPAY DAY OF YEARINVOICE DAY OF YEARPAID=1 OPEN=-1
21375ALPHA46810/09/202211/03/2022189.05307283-1
31375ALPHA47110/10/2022NULL189.050283-1
41375ALPHA94410/11/202211/03/20220.003072841
51375ALPHA57910/19/202211/03/20220.003072921
61375ALPHA6810/20/202211/03/20220.003072931
71375ALPHA74410/24/202211/03/20220.003072971
81375ALPHA4110/24/202211/03/20220.003072971
91375ALPHA36310/24/2022NULL346.730297-1
101375ALPHA50410/24/202211/03/20220.003072971
111375ALPHA95510/31/202211/03/20220.003073041
121375ALPHA44710/31/202211/03/20220.003073041
131375ALPHA32710/31/202211/03/20220.003073041
141375ALPHA15111/01/2022NULL1197.340305-1
151375ALPHA15311/01/2022NULL21511.830305-1
161375ALPHA15011/02/2022NULL693.450306-1
171200BETA67808/29/202211/03/20220.003072411
181200BETA11908/29/202211/03/20220.003072411
191200BETA91108/29/202211/03/20220.003072411
201200BETA52609/21/2022NULL10621.700264-1
211200BETA86109/21/2022NULL3829.190264-1
221200BETA95709/22/2022NULL10291.680265-1
231200BETA24009/26/2022NULL2252.560269-1
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C:CCell ValueduplicatestextNO
 
Sounds like the size of the data is causing some problems. In that case I suggest that you abandon the Conditional Formatting idea. Conditional Formatting is (super) volatile so will be placing more calculation burden on the workbook.

What about adding a helper column as I have done below in column J. Instead of filtering on colour, you can filter that column for 1.

If you really do want the CF then I have included a much simpler one in my mini sheet below using that extra column, but I don't think that really adds much over a 30,000 row data set. Anyway, you can try with/without the CF if you want.

Elliottj2121.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJ
1CUST #CUST NAMEINVOICE NUMBERINV DATEPAID DATEOPEN AMTPAY DAY OF YEARINVOICE DAY OF YEARPAID=1 OPEN=-1Skipped
21375ALPHA4689/10/20223/11/2022189.0504307283-1 
31375ALPHA47110/10/2022NULL189.05040283-11
41375ALPHA94411/10/20223/11/202203072841 
51375ALPHA57919/10/20223/11/202203072921 
61375ALPHA6820/10/20223/11/202203072931 
71375ALPHA74424/10/20223/11/202203072971 
81375ALPHA4124/10/20223/11/202203072971 
91375ALPHA36324/10/2022NULL346.72680297-11
101375ALPHA50424/10/20223/11/202203072971 
111375ALPHA95531/10/20223/11/202203073041 
121375ALPHA44731/10/20223/11/202203073041 
131375ALPHA32731/10/20223/11/202203073041 
141375ALPHA1511/11/2022NULL1197.34440305-1 
151375ALPHA1531/11/2022NULL21511.82880305-1 
161375ALPHA1502/11/2022NULL693.45360306-1 
171200BETA67829/08/20223/11/202203072411 
181200BETA11929/08/20223/11/202203072411 
191200BETA91129/08/20223/11/202203072411 
201200BETA52621/09/2022NULL10621.69920264-1 
211200BETA86121/09/2022NULL3829.19040264-1 
221200BETA95722/09/2022NULL10291.680265-1 
231200BETA24026/09/2022NULL2252.56080269-1 
Sheet1 (2)
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J23J2=IF(E2="NULL",IF(COUNTIFS(B$2:B$40000,B2,D$2:D$40000,">"&D2,I2:I40000,1),1,""),"")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A2:I23Expression=$J2textNO
Thank you! This looks like its going to work. I have to retool the data thats exported but this is sound.
 
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