I am trying to find the next date in two columns of dates
Monica Ladd
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Here is the formula I am using
=MIN((COLLECT[Start Date]1:[End Date]25),@cell > TODAY())
I will take this cell and copy it to a master sheet
Answers
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=MIN(COLLECT([Start Date]:[End Date], [Start Date]:[End Date], >TODAY()))
How is the record in your second table related to the first table? How does Smartsheet know what cell to put the date in?
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Hola, te falta el rango de criterio de busqueda en la formula:
=MIN(COLLECT([Start Date]1:[End Date]4; [Start Date]1:[End Date]4; @cell > TODAY()))
espero eso sea lo que buscabas. saludos.
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Thank you!!
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