Return last date checked

Jabe

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi all,

I have a sheet that tracks routine QA checks for some staff which looks a bit like this:
NameCheck DateScore
Allan04/01/245
Beverley12/03/242
Charlie16/04/244
Charlie03/05/243
Allan30/05/241
Charlie15/06/244
Beverley22/08/242

I have another sheet that I would like to return the last date each staff member had their work checked. It looks like this:
NameLast Date CheckedManual
Allan30/05/24
Beverley22/08/24
Charlie15/06/24

I would like column B (Last date checked) to lookup the first table and return the most recent date the staff member in column A was checked - the correct answers are in the Manual column for context.

Can anyone suggest a formula that would work on this? This is a simplified version of my sheet as we have about 80 staff to check, so would prefer not to do it manually!

Thanks!
 

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Hello, try:

Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(TAKE(SORT(FILTER(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$8,Sheet1!$A$2:$A$8=Sheet2!A2)),-1),"no check yet")
 
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Solution
Or according to your sample data you could use this to get all rows at once with just this short formula at the top.

Jabe.xlsm
AB
1NameLast Date Checked
2Allan30/05/2024
3Beverley22/08/2024
4Charlie15/06/2024
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B4B2=MAXIFS(Sheet1!B2:B8,Sheet1!A2:A8,A2:A4)
Dynamic array formulas.



If it might be that somebody does not yet have a checked date ..

Jabe.xlsm
AB
1NameLast Date Checked
2Allan30/05/2024
3TomN/A
4Charlie15/06/2024
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B4B2=LET(d,MAXIFS(Sheet1!B2:B8,Sheet1!A2:A8,A2:A4),IF(d,d,"N/A"))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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