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How_Do_I

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Hello, how would I find the last row with 04-Jan-18 please?

Excel Workbook
ABCDE
101-Jan-18
201-Jan-18
301-Jan-181stLast
402-Jan-1802-Jan-1804-Jan-18Last Row
5413
6
7
803-Jan-18
904-Jan-18
1004-Jan-18
1104-Jan-18
1204-Jan-18
1305-Jan-18
Sheet1
 
Aladin, month and year. These formulas seem to be doing the trick. Both CSE...

=MIN(IF(Date_of_Death>=H7,ROW(Date_of_Death)-ROW(INDEX(Date_of_Death,1))+1))

=MAX(IF(Date_of_Death<=H7,ROW(Date_of_Death)-ROW(INDEX(Date_of_Death,1))+1))
 
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Are you trying to find the relative row number of the first occurrence of a month/year date? And the last occurrence?
 
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My final goal is two search dates say 01-Jan-14 and 01-Jan-15. I want the row of the first date equal to, or greater than 01-Jan-14, (There might not be a 01-Jan-14) and the biggest date equal to or less than 01-Jan-15. All the dates are in a range called Date_of_Death and to try and simplify it, lets put 01-Jan-14 in A1 and 01-Jan-15 in A2. I hope that clears it up Aladin.

Excel Workbook
ABCD
101-Jan-1401-Jan-1501-Jan-13
22402-Jan-14
302-Jan-14
431-Dec-14
502-Jan-15
602-Jan-15
Sheet1
 
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Assuming that the dates in D are chronological...

In A2 enter:

=MATCH(INDEX($D$1:$D$6,MATCH($A1,$D$1:$D$6,1)+(LOOKUP($A1,$D$1:$D$6) < $A1)),$D$1:$D$6,0)

In B2 enter:

=MATCH($B1,$D$1:$D$6,1)
 
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Thanks Aladin. I could get your solution to work Syed but thanks for looking.
 
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You are welcome. They are by the way fast working formulas.

I meant that I couldn't get Syed's formula to work, So your formulas are the fast formulas yes? Sorry to confuse everyone!
 
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