Formula for Start and End Dates in a column
I'm trying to create a Sheet Summary formula to return the first date in a column and keep getting errors. I can't seem get it to look at the entire column or even a range. I've confirmed the reference columns are all Date columns. Here is the formula I'm attempting and the error I'm receiving.
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@BettyJo Hi, Have you tried changing to a Date field instead of text?
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Hey @BettyJo,
The sheet summary field needs to be a date field, the formula should work then :).
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@BettyJo Hi, Have you tried changing to a Date field instead of text?
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Thank you, that helped!
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