SingularitysPoint
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We have numerous sheets of thickness readings. They take the form of something similar to:
The number of columns after the Item and Position can vary, depending on how many readings we have but, if there isn't a reading one year, the survey date is still entered and an 'N' (for No Reading) is entered.
What I need to get (in the BASETHK and BASEDATE cells) is the rightmost thickness reading for one, and the respective date for the other. The colouring above is purely to show where the results in the BASE columns are coming from.
Is this possible? I've Google lots, and tried LOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH and so on, but without real success.
ITEM | POS | BASE THK | BASE DATE | THICKNESS | DATE | THICKNESS | DATE | THICKNESS | DATE |
001 | A | 5.1 | 11/06/15 | 4.9 | 13/06/23 | 536 | 25/09/19 | 5.1 | 11/06/15 |
002 | B | 7.6 | 25/09/19 | 8.25 | 13/06/23 | 7.6 | 25/09/19 | N | 11/06/15 |
003 | C | 5.2 | 11/06/15 | 5.1 | 13/06/23 | 5.3 | 25/09/19 | 5.2 | 11/06/15 |
The number of columns after the Item and Position can vary, depending on how many readings we have but, if there isn't a reading one year, the survey date is still entered and an 'N' (for No Reading) is entered.
What I need to get (in the BASETHK and BASEDATE cells) is the rightmost thickness reading for one, and the respective date for the other. The colouring above is purely to show where the results in the BASE columns are coming from.
Is this possible? I've Google lots, and tried LOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH and so on, but without real success.