On May 21, 10:51*am, yoshimarine
<yoshimar...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello to All,
>
> I have a large spreadsheet that I need to condense down. *Each record on the
> spreadsheet is an item and in the first column there is an item number and in
> Column N there is a the date the item was ordered. *The items repeat for
> every time they were ordered. *So if an item was ordered 500 times there will
> be 500 records for that item with dates, and the dates could repeat if the
> item was ordered multiple times in the same day. *I've looked around and
> haven't quite found what I need. *I am hoping there is a way to automate this
> as the people who use this aren't so computer savvy.
>
> I hope I'm being clear, but I'll say it again. *Column A has the item number
> and they can repeat, I need to count how many times an item is ordered (for
> each item on the spreadsheet, there could be hundreds of different items)and
> then take the latest date that the item was ordered. *
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
Yoshimarine,
This is assuming that your data starts on row 4 and even though the
formulas listed contain a small range, simply modify the formulas as
needed to fit your data set. A2, B2, and C2 contain the following
data and/or formulas, respectively: item number (this is the desired
item number to "lookup," manually enter this), =COUNTIF(A4:A9,A2), and
=IF(A4:A9=A2,MAX(N4:N9),"") - note that the "IF" formula is an array
formula, which is commissioned with Ctrl + Shift + Enter, pressed
simultaneously.
Best,
Matthew Herbert
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