return date which is next higher one
Hi,
I'm looking for a formula to check the "End date" and return the next higher from date from the reference sheet.
e.g. End Date is May 7, the result should be Pre-confirmed 90 LT=May 8
or End Date is June 16, the result should be Pre-confirmed 90 LT=June 26
I have no idea which formula could work.
Thanks for your help!
Best Answer
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Hi @Christine Menke,
A formula like this should work:
=INDEX([Pre-confirmed 90 LT]:[Pre-confirmed 90 LT], MATCH([End Date]@row, [Pre-confirmed 90 LT]:[Pre-confirmed 90 LT]) + 1)
Some example data:
Hope this helps, but if you've any problems/questions, then just post! 🙂
Answers
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Hi @Christine Menke,
A formula like this should work:
=INDEX([Pre-confirmed 90 LT]:[Pre-confirmed 90 LT], MATCH([End Date]@row, [Pre-confirmed 90 LT]:[Pre-confirmed 90 LT]) + 1)
Some example data:
Hope this helps, but if you've any problems/questions, then just post! 🙂
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Thanks @Nick Korna
I tried your formula and I get #No Match as result.
I first tried it with cross sheet but as this was not working I tried it first on one sheet but I get #no match.
Any idea what is my issue?
The end date varied and the "Pre-confirmed 90 LT" is a fix column.
Thanks
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The first thing to check: are the columns set to Date as type?
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Thanks @Nick Korna,
it works now also with cross sheets. Thanks a lot!
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No problem, glad it's resolved and working for you now. ☺️
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