Retrieving Latest Hour data for the previous business day from 1 spreadsheet into a report

RMJ

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Hello,

I hope I'm doing this correctly.
Let me set the stage first. :)
I'm trying to make a report more automated so that when I'm out of the office, it is less of a burden to do the report.

Here is a copy of the section that I'm trying to automate:
07/27/20​
NameTime(AZ)EST TimePen:Int# of AcctsCalls ConnectedAgents Logged InAban OB/RateOffered IBAban IB/Rate
Early
5:05 PM​
8:05 PM​
100%​
249%​
1021​
137(4.76%)
1​
11 (8.02%)
39​
0(0.00%)
Mid-Stage
5:05 PM​
8:05 PM​
99%​
250%​
934​
228(8.50%)
1​
26(11.40%)
190​
16 (8.42%)
Specialty
5:05 PM​
8:05 PM​
83%​
83%​
263​
141 (43.38%)
0​
0(0.00%)
70​
8(11.42%)
7/28/2020​
I use the following formula in cell a1 to get the date of the previous business day: =IF(WEEKDAY(B6)=6,B6-3,B6-1)

Next, I go to a different excel spreadsheet and filter the data to the previous business day; and then locate the last entry ( or latest hour) of data and copy and paste the information into the spreadsheet that will be sent out ( the snap shot above). Each group has its own section, so I go into each section and copy & paste. Please see below for example of one of the data sources:
DateNameTime (AZ)EST TimePen:Int:# of AcctsCalls ConnectedAgents logged inAban OB Count/ RateOffered IBAban IB Count/Rate
20-Jul​
Mid Stage
8:15 AM​
11:15 AM​
59%​
63%​
1055​
53(7.49%)
17​
2(3.77%)
5​
0(0%)
20-Jul​
Mid Stage
10:25 AM​
1:25 PM​
88%​
121%​
1055​
107 (8.29%)
19​
3 (2.80%)
10​
1 (10.00%)
20-Jul​
Mid Stage
12:30 PM​
3:30 PM​
98%​
154%​
1055​
114 (6.94%)
19​
3 (2.63%)
21​
4 (19.04%)
20-Jul​
Mid Stage
2:40 PM​
5:40 PM​
100%​
194%​
1055​
123 (5.87%)
17​
3 (2.43%)
31​
4 (12.90%)
20-Jul​
Mid Stage
5:10 PM​
8:10 PM​
100%​
196%​
1055​
123 (5.87%)
0​
3 (2.43%)
34​
4 (11.76%)
21-Jul​
Mid Stage
8:16 AM​
11:16 AM​
58%​
67%​
1031​
53(7.52%)
12​
5(9.43%)
2​
0(0%)
21-Jul​
Mid Stage
11:35 AM​
2:35 PM​
99%​
166%​
1031​
108 (6.20%)
16​
10 (9.25%)
10​
1 (10.00%)
21-Jul​
Mid Stage
1:40 PM​
4:40 PM​
100%​
314%​
1031​
142 (4.48%)
11​
12 (8.45%)
14​
1 (7.14%)
21-Jul​
Mid Stage
3:10 PM​
6:10 PM​
100%​
315%​
1031​
146 (4.59%)
4​
12 (8.21%)
18​
3 (16.66%)
21-Jul​
Mid Stage
5:30 PM​
8:30 PM​
100%​
315%​
1031​
146 (4.59%)
0​
12 (8.21%)
22​
3 (13.63%)
22-Jul​
Mid Stage
8:26 AM​
11:26 AM​
68%​
74%​
1013​
52 (6.85%)
16​
1(1.92%)
3​
0(0%)
22-Jul​
Mid Stage
10:30 AM​
1:30 PM​
98%​
148%​
1013​
98 (6.56%)
17​
1 (1.02%)
8​
0 (0.00%)
22-Jul​
Mid Stage
12:30 PM​
3:30 PM​
99%​
257%​
1013​
132 (5.07%)
15​
1 (0.07%)
15​
0 (0.00%)
22-Jul​
Mid Stage
3:25 PM​
6:25 PM​
100%​
315%​
1013​
148 (4.72%)
6​
1 (0.06%)
22​
0 (0.00%)
22-Jul​
Mid Stage
5:20 PM​
8:20 PM​
100%​
315%​
1013​
148 (4.72%)
0​
1 (0.06%)
23​
1 (4.34%)
23-Jul​
Mid Stage
8:32 AM​
11:32 AM​
63%​
77%​
993​
46(5.37%)
16​
5(10.41%)
6​
0(0%)
23-Jul​
Mid Stage
10:45 AM​
1:45 PM​
83%​
115%​
993​
78 (6.70%)
15​
14 (17.94%)
11​
0 (0.00%)
23-Jul​
Mid Stage
12:30 PM​
3:30 PM​
98%​
151%​
993​
90 (5.89%)
14​
16 (17.77%)
21​
0 (0.00%)
23-Jul​
Mid Stage
2:30 PM​
5:30 PM​
100%​
236%​
993​
115 (4.72%)
19​
17 (14.78%)
26​
0 (0.00%)
23-Jul​
Mid Stage
5:25 PM​
8:25 PM​
100%​
278%​
993​
122 (3.52%)
0​
17 (13.93%)
34​
0 (0.00%)
24-Jul​
Mid Stage
8:58 AM​
11:58 AM​
80%​
108%​
967​
57(5.34%)
17​
4(6.89%)
2​
0 (0.00%)
24-Jul​
Mid Stage
12:15 PM​
3:15 PM​
99%​
223%​
967​
103 (4.77%)
18​
7 (6.79%)
4​
0 (0.00%)
24-Jul​
Mid Stage
2:10 PM​
5:10 PM​
100%​
298%​
967​
118 (4.03%)
16​
7 (5.93%)
9​
0 (0.00%)
24-Jul​
Mid Stage
5:00 PM​
8:00 PM​
100%​
311%​
967​
119 (3.81%)
0​
7 (5.88%)
9​
0 (0.00%)
27-Jul​
Mid Stage
8:49 AM​
11:49 AM​
57%​
57%​
1021​
42 (6.95%)
17​
4 (9.52%)
9​
0 (0.00%)
27-Jul​
Mid Stage
10:21 AM​
1:21 PM​
89%​
124%​
1021​
65 (5.72%)
18​
4 (6.1%)
16​
0 (0.00%)
27-Jul​
Mid Stage
12:35 PM​
3:35 PM​
98%​
145%​
1021​
100 (6.60%)
18​
10 (10%)
25​
0 (0.00%)
27-Jul​
Mid Stage
5:05 PM​
8:05 PM​
99%​
250%​
934​
228(8.50%)
1​
26(11.40%)
190​
16 (8.42%)

At the moment, I'm stuck on how to retrieve the latest time in the Time (AZ) column ( i.e. 5:05 pm AZ time) from the data source. I tried using =MAX(Sheet2!C:C) but since the data source spreadsheet has been in use for a while, it pulls a time much later than 5:05 pm. I've tried using a vlookup with an If statement, an if statement with a MAX statement, a vlookup with a MAX statement; and usually get a False return or 0:00 or run into the message of too many/few arguments or another message that basically says that I did something wrong.
Any assistance is much appreciated.
I hope that my question makes sense to all.
Thank you,
RMJ
 

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You mean to get the time in the last row with data? Or did i misunderstand you?

=index(Sheet2!C:C,counta(Sheet2!C:C),1)

This formula only works if there are no blank cells in column C.
If there might be blank cells, then change the C:C in the counta section to another column that is guaranteed to nevervhave blank cells.
 
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Hello,
Thank you for responding.
You are correct in saying that I'm trying to retrieve the last row of data.
Unfortunately, Column C will have blanks unless there is another formula that I can use to only search to the last row of data?
If I use "" in the formula will that pick up the data?
 
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You mean to get the time in the last row with data? Or did i misunderstand you?

=index(Sheet2!C:C,counta(Sheet2!C:C),1)

This formula only works if there are no blank cells in column C.
If there might be blank cells, then change the C:C in the counta section to another column that is guaranteed to nevervhave blank cells.

You mean to get the time in the last row with data? Or did i misunderstand you?

=index(Sheet2!C:C,counta(Sheet2!C:C),1)

This formula only works if there are no blank cells in column C.
If there might be blank cells, then change the C:C in the counta section to another column that is guaranteed to nevervhave blank cells.
Hello,
I don't think that I responded correctly yesterday. I wanted to let you know that I really appreciated your guidance;and I was able to use the formula.
Thank you again; and have a wonderful day. :)
 
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