Multiple date in a single identifier

rplim2016

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Hi Guys,

In a sheet I have a lot data (rows and different headers).

This is my header looks like:

Date/Time Opened
Case Number
SO Number/Quote Number
Subject
Description
PO Value
Case Owner
Edited By
Edit Date
Case Date/Time Last Modified
Date/Time Closed
To
Age
Account Country
Last Activity
Time Spent (Minutes)
Old Value
New Value
Status
Field / Event

<tbody>
</tbody>

Step 1. Sort Case Number then Edited Date

Date/Time Opened
is duplicate but identical to all duplicate Case Number: 10/12/2016

Step 2.
Now, the problem is I got a several duplicate Case Number (rows 2 to 10 duplicate Case Number 12345, then rows 11 to 13 duplicate case number 12344).
I know some excel formulas to get the unique Case Number, I'm using: =COUNTIF($C$2:C2,C2), I'll get 1 values, then I'll transfer the rest to a different sheet, then.


I need to calculate the turn around time of the process of the date using =NETWORKDAYS(Date/Time Opened, Edited Date, minus Holidays)-1

But here's the headache, How can I get the latest Edited Date from the 2nd source sheet? I know how to use V-LookUps, Index Match and so on. But How can I get the dates.

x
Date/Time Opened
Case Number
Edit Date
1
11/24/16 21:19
00882831
11/24/16 21:19
2
11/24/16 21:19
00882831
11/24/16 21:19
3
11/24/16 21:19
00882831
11/24/16 21:52
4
11/24/16 21:19
00882831
11/24/16 21:58
5
11/24/16 21:19
00882831
11/24/16 23:21

<tbody>
</tbody>


Any helps are welcome.
 
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Excel Facts

What is the last column in Excel?
Excel columns run from A to Z, AA to AZ, AAA to XFD. The last column is XFD.
Perhaps you might want to consider redesigning your sheet so that you have separate cells/columns for both "date/time opened" and "edit date/time" so that you can use the Networkdays function?

Mel
 
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