Populate Data According to Date

kumara_faith

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Hi,

I have the following table:

Book2.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJKL
2Sheet 1- Actual ExpenseSheet 2- Budgeted ExpenseSheet 3- Balance Budgeted
3DateExpenseAmountDateExpenseAmountDateExpenseAmount
412/11/2023Food5012/11/2023Food3521/11/2023Food35
513/11/2023Travel5013/11/2023Travel3522/11/2023Travel35
614/11/2023Gadgets5014/11/2023Gadgets3523/11/2023Gadgets35
715/11/2023Food5015/11/2023Food3524/11/2023Food35
816/11/2023Travel5016/11/2023Travel3525/11/2023Travel35
917/11/2023Gadgets5017/11/2023Gadgets3526/11/2023Gadgets35
1018/11/2023Food5018/11/2023Food3527/11/2023Food35
1119/11/2023Travel5019/11/2023Travel3528/11/2023Travel35
1220/11/2023Gadgets5020/11/2023Gadgets3529/11/2023Gadgets35
1321/11/2023Food3530/11/2023Gadgets35
1422/11/2023Travel35
1523/11/2023Gadgets35
1624/11/2023Food35
1725/11/2023Travel35
1826/11/2023Gadgets35
1927/11/2023Food35
2028/11/2023Travel35
2129/11/2023Gadgets35
2230/11/2023Gadgets35
Sheet1



In Sheet 1, I have the actual expenses. In Sheet 2, I have the budgeted expenses. In Sheet 3, I would like to populate only the details from Sheet 2 after the last date of Sheet1. In this case, the last date in Sheet 1 is 20 Nov 2023. As such, the details from 21 Nov 2023 to 30 Nov 2023 from Sheet 2 should be populated in Sheet 3. Is this possible via a formula ? The correct result is shown in Sheet 3. Appreciate all the help. 🙏
 

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Name Manager, New Name. Yesterday =TODAY()-1. OK. Then, use =YESTERDAY in any cell. Tomorrow could be =TODAY()+1.
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Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKL
1
2Sheet 1- Actual ExpenseSheet 2- Budgeted ExpenseSheet 3- Balance Budgeted
3DateExpenseAmountDateExpenseAmountDateExpenseAmount
411/12/23Food5011/12/23Food3511/21/23Food35
511/13/23Travel5011/13/23Travel3511/22/23Travel35
611/14/23Gadgets5011/14/23Gadgets3511/23/23Gadgets35
711/15/23Food5011/15/23Food3511/24/23Food35
811/16/23Travel5011/16/23Travel3511/25/23Travel35
911/17/23Gadgets5011/17/23Gadgets3511/26/23Gadgets35
1011/18/23Food5011/18/23Food3511/27/23Food35
1111/19/23Travel5011/19/23Travel3511/28/23Travel35
1211/20/23Gadgets5011/20/23Gadgets3511/29/23Gadgets35
1311/21/23Food3511/30/23Gadgets35
1411/22/23Travel35
1511/23/23Gadgets35
1611/24/23Food35
1711/25/23Travel35
1811/26/23Gadgets35
1911/27/23Food35
2011/28/23Travel35
2111/29/23Gadgets35
2211/30/23Gadgets35
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J3:L3J3=F3:H3
J4:L13J4=LET(LDt,MAX(B4:B12),FILTER(F4:H22,F4:F22>LDt))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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