Hello, I am using Excel 2010 and I have this issue:
I have an inventory table where I register the entry of products.
Every time there is an entry of product, I should register its part number, the date of the entry, and the most recent day before the current entry.
Therefore, I am looking for a formula that automatically allows me to identify the closest date before the current entry of data I mentioned; however, it should only look within the dates that correspond to the item in the row.
Something like this:
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Then, I want to know the position of the cell which contains my result:
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And finally, I want to change the column (for example to column F):
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PD. I cannot use a macro, because that function is blocked per company policy.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
I have an inventory table where I register the entry of products.
Every time there is an entry of product, I should register its part number, the date of the entry, and the most recent day before the current entry.
Therefore, I am looking for a formula that automatically allows me to identify the closest date before the current entry of data I mentioned; however, it should only look within the dates that correspond to the item in the row.
Something like this:
Item | Date | Result |
X | January-01-01 | January-01-01 |
Y | February-01-01 | February-01-01 |
Z | March-01-01 | March-01-01 |
X | October-01-01 | July-01-01 |
X | July-01-01 | January-01-01 |
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Then, I want to know the position of the cell which contains my result:
Item | Date | Result |
X | January-01-01 | B1 |
Y | February-01-01 | B2 |
Z | March-01-01 | B3 |
X | October-01-01 | B5 |
X | July-01-01 | B1 |
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And finally, I want to change the column (for example to column F):
Item | Date | Result |
X | January-01-01 | F1 |
Y | February-01-01 | F2 |
Z | March-01-01 | F3 |
X | October-01-01 | F5 |
X | July-01-01 | F1 |
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PD. I cannot use a macro, because that function is blocked per company policy.
Any ideas?
Thank you!