INDEX/MATCH Formula
Hello!
I'm creating a document where I would like to index a column of dates, and return a specific date from that list. I need one of two things to occur:
1) If a date occurs in the upcoming week, I would like to return the latest date of the week
2) If no date occurs in the upcoming week, I would like to return the minimum value of all dates greater than the upcoming Friday.
I've included a screenshot, and below is a description of what I would like to do:
I would like Column[Deadline] under current deadline to match whatever deadline in the all deadlines matches the returned date in Column[-]. I have this figured out already.
My issue is in getting Row 3, Column[-] to return the correct date. My current formula is, "=MAX(COLLECT([-]7:[-]25, @cell < [1]7))". That way, when I have two dates (10/22 & 10/24) in the upcoming week, it will show the maximum value. My issue is that when I am on the week of 10/28, the returned date will be the highest value less than 11/4, which would still be my 10/24 deadline, even though it would have already occurred. I need, in the event that there are no deadlines between 10/28-11/4, to show the minimum date beyond 11/4, in this case, 11/13.
A heads up that the table within the black border auto updates from week to week. On Tuesday, the current cell saying 10/21 will change to the following Monday, and all cells below will update by one week.
Looking for help with a formula that can return a max of next week, or minimum or a range beyond next week!
Thanks!
Grant
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Hello,
Happy to help. From my understanding, you'd like to produce a formula that returns the nearest date within the next 7 days. However, if there is no date in the next 7 days produce the nearest date after that. If this is the desired goal you can achieve this utilize a formula similar to the below to achieve this:
=MIN(COLLECT([Date Column Name]1:[Date Column Name]3, [Date Column Name]1:[Date Column Name]3, >=TODAY()))
The above formula will always produce the next most relevant date.
Note: You'll want to replace the values "Date Column Name" with the name of your date columns.
Have a wonderful day.
Cheers,
Eric
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