Help with MAX Function
Hello,
I need help writing a MAX formula to return information by the latest creation date. My current formula is =IFERROR(INDEX({CS PT Recruitment Candidate FirstName}, MATCH([Workday PID]@row, {CS PT Recruitment PID}, 0)), "").
If we recruit for a position multiple times in a fiscal year, the position ID remains the same but I need the current candidate info to populate. Hope that makes sense.
Thanks!
Irene
Best Answer
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Hi @ICue
Screenshots always help. Also, if you have a chance, try this.
=INDEX(COLLECT({CS PT Recruitment Candidate FirstName}, {CS PT Recruitment PID}, @cell = [Workday PID]@row, {CS PT Creation}, MAX({CS PT Creation}) <= TODAY()), 1)
If it works for you, you can always add the IFERROR.
Hope it helps
Kelly
Answers
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Hi @ICue
Do you have a screenshot or two with dummy data for better understanding of what you want to do here?
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Hi @ICue
Screenshots always help. Also, if you have a chance, try this.
=INDEX(COLLECT({CS PT Recruitment Candidate FirstName}, {CS PT Recruitment PID}, @cell = [Workday PID]@row, {CS PT Creation}, MAX({CS PT Creation}) <= TODAY()), 1)
If it works for you, you can always add the IFERROR.
Hope it helps
Kelly
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