Using Vlookup or Index/Match based on a Max value

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I have a data set that has a list of interactions, including organization name, status of interaction, date of the interaction and score of the interaction. I am hoping to write a lookup that can find the score, for the most recent, completed interaction with each organization.
Example of what this looks like below.
I want to be write a lookup such that for each organization name it pulls the score for the most recent completed interaction
So for
Franks -> Should pull a 3
For Jims it would pull 4, because even though the score of 1 was more recent, that interaction is still pending

Etc etc for many installers

Not really sure how to get this to work. I can use Maxifs to return the max date value for a given installer and status, but not sure how to then translate that over to the score column?

Thanks


Organization NameInteraction StatusInteraction ScoreInteraction Date
Jims Complete21/1/2018
FranksComplete31/1/2017
FranksPending32/1/2017
JimsComplete49/1/2019
JimsPending110/1/2019
JimsComplete32/1/2019
JimsComplete42/1/2018
 

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That sounds as though you might not have the new dynamic arrays yet, is that right?
 
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That sounds as though you might not have the new dynamic arrays yet, is that right?
"Dynamic Arrays" isnt a term ive heard before so im not actually sure....

I think i may have found a potential solution Using a MaxIfs in one column to return the Date of the most recent inspection, and then in the next column using a Index(Match(1,(Condtion)*Condition*Condtion...) based on that date in the next.

It seems to be working, though is two big array formulas so seems calculation intensive.

If anyone has ideas for simpler solutions let me know but this does at least seem to be feasible
 
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If you type =seq into a cell, does it show you SEQUENCE as an option?
 
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Ignore that, how about

+Fluff.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1Organization NameInteraction StatusInteraction ScoreInteraction Date
2JimsComplete201/01/2018Jims4
3FranksComplete301/01/2017Franks3
4FranksPending302/01/2017
5JimsComplete409/01/2019
6JimsPending110/01/2019
7JimsComplete302/01/2019
8JimsComplete402/01/2018
Finals
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G3G2=AGGREGATE(15,6,$C$2:$C$8/($D$2:$D$8=MAXIFS($D$2:$D$8,$A$2:$A$8,F2,$B$2:$B$8,"Complete")),1)
 
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