Latest Date

ExcelRoy

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Good evening all,

I am trying to identify what the last communications are from a large range/list of data

All I need is "Latest Communication" if the date from C12:F12:10003 and job from F12:F10003 is the last entered or if the only one entered


Each job may have been communicated more than once, yet some might be only once


I am looking for a visual aid to show what the latest communication is

"" if previous

Many thanks
 

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Must be committed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER
Code:
=IF(MAX(IF($F$12:$F$10003=F12,$C$12:$C$10003))=C12,"last date marker","")
 
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That's great thanks Scott,

Could this be extended to 3 columns of data instead of 2

Thanks
 
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Not sure what you mean. Can you post a sample of your data.
 
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Hi Scott,

Basically each job number may have more than one topic, so I need the "Latest Date" for each topic as well as job number reference

This would be from column G

So I would need each job reference and topic to have a "Last date"

Many thanks
 
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Try
Must be committed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER
Code:
=IF(AND(MAX(($C$12:$C$10003*($F$12:$F$10003=F12)*($G$12:$G$10003=G12)))=C12,C12<>""),"Latest Communication","")
 
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Make sure you use CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER. Does your formula have the {} around it in the formula bar?
 
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Hi Scott,

I have applied CTR+SHFT+ENT and I have the {} around the formula

Its very strange

I have 2007 excel if that makes a difference

Thanks
 
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Just figured it out, date format in column C

All good now

Many thanks
 
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