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kkendall
Hello,
I am working on converting a set of data from an old system to a ne
system, and in the process, I need to be able to do the index below
but to also add in one more critieria. I need it to not just return th
result, but to return the result based on the max date, which is in
different column.
=INDEX(Migration!$CH$2:$CH$3900,MATCH(1,(Migration!$A$2:$A$3900=A2)*(Migration!$B$2:$B$3900=B2),0))
Migration!$CH = Status column (open, closed, scheduled)
Migration!$A = PO #
Migration!$B = Job type (rough, trim)
The last column needed to compare against is Migration!$CK
I experimented with many options, including:
=INDEX(MAX(Migration!$CK$2:$CK$3900)*Migration!$CH$2:$CH$3900,MATCH(1,(Migration!$A$2:$A$3900=A2)*(Migration!$B$2:$B$3900=B2),0))
But no luck. Any ideas? Would this be easier using VBA?
Thank you,
Kell
I am working on converting a set of data from an old system to a ne
system, and in the process, I need to be able to do the index below
but to also add in one more critieria. I need it to not just return th
result, but to return the result based on the max date, which is in
different column.
=INDEX(Migration!$CH$2:$CH$3900,MATCH(1,(Migration!$A$2:$A$3900=A2)*(Migration!$B$2:$B$3900=B2),0))
Migration!$CH = Status column (open, closed, scheduled)
Migration!$A = PO #
Migration!$B = Job type (rough, trim)
The last column needed to compare against is Migration!$CK
I experimented with many options, including:
=INDEX(MAX(Migration!$CK$2:$CK$3900)*Migration!$CH$2:$CH$3900,MATCH(1,(Migration!$A$2:$A$3900=A2)*(Migration!$B$2:$B$3900=B2),0))
But no luck. Any ideas? Would this be easier using VBA?
Thank you,
Kell