Formula Help with MAX
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Hi @Paul Newcome can you please help to code the formula the right way for my case?
I have two forms in the same doc. From one I'm getting information about Project objective's changes, from another I gathering project name's changes (for instance).
In the first top line, above the blue color, I want to see the data from below part each of the columns which will be matched with two criteria:
- Skip blank cells
- Show the data filtred by MAX date from "Incoming data"
In the project objectives column I've used this formula: =IFERROR(INDEX([Project objectives]:[Project objectives], MATCH(MAX($[Incoming data]:$[Incoming data]), $[Incoming data]:$[Incoming data])), "")
But it doesn’t work if there are blank cells so I need to add the second criteria somehow.
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Hi @Pavel
Try using the COLLECT function to add a filters to your MAX criteria, for example:
=INDEX([Project Objectives]:[Project Objectives], MATCH(MAX(COLLECT($[Incoming Data]:$[Incoming Data], [Project Objectives]:[Project Objectives], <>"")), $[Incoming Data]:$[Incoming Data]))
Cheers,
Genevieve
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