MAXIFs Alternative?

Ryan- Impact · 11/20/18

I have a google form that updates the prices of materials. On google sheets to display the most updated price of the material I have a Newest Entry Column =MAXIFS(Timestamp:range, Material cell) then in the material price columns I have an Index/Match formula to display the most recent entry for that material.

I would like to do the same thing for my mirror sheet on smartsheet, but there is no MAXIFs formula. How can I achieve the same result? Max date of all the entries that match the entry on the line I am working on.

L_123 · 11/20/18

=max(collect(return range,criteria range,criteria))

Sterling · 11/20/18

Try using VLOOKUP() and MAX(), I made a mocked up formula that should work, just replace my columns with the names you're using and x with the column number inside the range that the "Materials Column" lies.

=VLOOKUP(MAX([Newest Entry Column]:[Newest Entry Column]),[Newest Entry Column]:[Materials Column], x, false)

Hope this helps!

Andrée Starå · 11/20/18

Hi Ryan,

You could use =Max(Collect( function

Would that work?

Have a fantastic week!

Best,

Andrée Starå

Workflow Consultant @ Get Done Consulting

Paul Newcome · 11/21/18

I second Luke's and Andree's suggestions of MAX(COLLECT(......

It allows for much more flexibility than a VLOOKUP which I have personally replaced with INDEX/MATCH in everything I do now.

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