Use Lookup and have a lesser of two values displayed

jmking1999

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello.
I am trying to have a cell display a "Due No Later Than" date.
I would like to use Lookup in a row and take the last posted date of occurrence used and add 14, 21, 90, etc... days to last occurrence displayed.
I also need to compare that result to end of month or end of the quarter date and display the earlier of the two dates.
Example would be a task must be completed at least ever 6 weeks, and also at least twice a quarter. Or another example would be once a quarter but no more than 90 days apart.
 

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