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How to select next greatest Date based on customer match in EXCEL?
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I need a formula to pull in the next greatest date based on customer match from a another set of data.
So on one tab I have Customer JOE who has a service date of 1/1/19. On another tab is all service dates JOE had ranging from Dec 2018-Feb 2019. I need to pull in the next service date after the 1/1/19 from the original tab
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I need a formula to pull in the next greatest date based on customer match from a another set of data.
So on one tab I have Customer JOE who has a service date of 1/1/19. On another tab is all service dates JOE had ranging from Dec 2018-Feb 2019. I need to pull in the next service date after the 1/1/19 from the original tab
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I need a formula to pull in the next greatest date based on customer match from a another set of data.
So on one tab I have Customer JOE who has a service date of 1/1/19. On another tab is all service dates JOE had ranging from Dec 2018-Feb 2019. I need to pull in the next service date after the 1/1/19 from the original tab
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I need a formula to pull in the next greatest date based on customer match from a another set of data.
So on one tab I have Customer JOE who has a service date of 1/1/19. On another tab is all service dates JOE had ranging from Dec 2018-Feb 2019. I need to pull in the next service date after the 1/1/19 from the original tab
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Assuming your dates in Sheet2 are contiguous without any blanks, you can use this:
=INDEX(dates,MATCH(A1,dates,0)+1)
Just adjust the ranges as needed
(Note: I have dates as a named range, column D (and this goes all the way to 2/28/2019)
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Assuming your dates in Sheet2 are contiguous without any blanks, you can use this:
=INDEX(dates,MATCH(A1,dates,0)+1)
Just adjust the ranges as needed
(Note: I have dates as a named range, column D (and this goes all the way to 2/28/2019)
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Assuming your dates in Sheet2 are contiguous without any blanks, you can use this:
=INDEX(dates,MATCH(A1,dates,0)+1)
Just adjust the ranges as needed
(Note: I have dates as a named range, column D (and this goes all the way to 2/28/2019)
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Assuming your dates in Sheet2 are contiguous without any blanks, you can use this:
=INDEX(dates,MATCH(A1,dates,0)+1)
Just adjust the ranges as needed
(Note: I have dates as a named range, column D (and this goes all the way to 2/28/2019)
answered 2 hours ago
BruceWayneBruceWayne
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Assuming your dates in Sheet2 are contiguous without any blanks, you can use this:
=INDEX(dates,MATCH(A1,dates,0)+1)
Just adjust the ranges as needed
(Note: I have dates as a named range, column D (and this goes all the way to 2/28/2019)
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