Find next / subsequent date in list

Hi, I am stumped. I am trying to figure out how to figure out the second (and third) date for each unique entry in the Provider/Resource column. I am using this formula to find the first date:

=IF(Date@row = MIN(COLLECT(Date:Date, [Provider/Resource]:[Provider/Resource], =[Provider/Resource]@row)), Date@row, 0)

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Paul Newcome

Swap your MIN out for a SMALL.

=SMALL(range, n)

where n represents the nth lowest number within the range.

=SMALL(range, 2)

would provide you with the second smallest number, or in this case, the second date.

(LARGE works the same way for MAX)

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