Schedule lookup

Kariba

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
I have been given a schedule below and need to link arrival times to next departure time. ie 10:05 arrival linking to next 11:15 departure or 17:40 linking to next 18:55.

This is filtered on one example - number 54 which is the only common thread between them but linked rows could be hundreds of rows apart as it's in time order. I need to be able to reliably move up column B until it finds a match and then return the value in column G. Tried a few ways but not getting required result.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Book1
ABCDEFG
1Aircraft TypeAircraft IdentifierFlightDeparture AirportDeparture TimeArrival AirportArrival Time
2737544522ATL04:35:00MCO07:00
3737544523MCO07:35:00ATL10:05
4737544578ATL11:15:00TPA14:10
5737544579TPA14:45:00ATL17:40
6737545000ATL18:55:00TPA20:35
Sheet1
 
First thing might be to look at updating.
 
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It's a business computer so that would be a difficult and lengthy process, but will give it a go. Even if I developed it elsewhere it wouldn't work on this version. :rolleyes:
 
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It's a business computer so that would be a difficult and lengthy process,
A business computer with a faulty Excel is not much use so something really needs to be done with it.
 
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Finally got the 365 upgrade and the LET(AT,I$2:I$100,t,MAX(FILTER(AT,(D$2:D$100=V2)*(AT<G2),NA())),IFNA(t-INT(t),"")) is working beautifully.

Thanks for all your help
 
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Good news eventually!! 👏👏
Thanks for letting us know. (y)
 
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