Use XLOOKUP to get largest hour for a given day

GeeWhiz7

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Hi folks,
Struggling to make the following work, mainly because the last hour is not always the same.

  • I have 1 hour Close (col F) data for a continuous futures contract
  • Due to when markets trade, the final hour of data is not always the same. In this case it is not always 23:00:00 time.
  • I am trying to make a "Daily" close table that takes the last time (whether 23:00 or 14:00) etc for each unique day and the last time recorded.
  • I've tried a few lookups and nested xlookups, but I can't figure out how to get the close price for the max/last time for the given day.
Mini sheet is below. Your expert help is appreciated as I'm stuck.

CLCont1hr.txt
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
1DateTimeOpenHighLowCloseVolumeLU TimeUniqueDateCloseDDesired Result
29/19/20063:00:00147.64147.79147.6147.76389/19/2006#VALUE!145.63
39/19/20064:00:00147.7147.7147.5147.552579/20/2006143.95
49/19/20065:00:00147.53147.53147.31147.452809/24/2006143.95
59/19/20066:00:00147.45147.61147.39147.454389/25/2006
69/19/20067:00:00147.45147.84147.45147.814399/26/2006
79/19/20068:00:00147.78147.99147.68147.959839/27/2006
89/19/20069:00:00147.94147.95147.8147.864649/28/2006
99/19/200610:00:00147.88148.26147.68147.9920559/29/2006
109/19/200611:00:00148.04148.19147.39147.57163610/1/2006
119/19/200612:00:00147.54147.54146.18146.48430210/2/2006
129/19/200613:00:00146.45146.48145.8145.91163810/3/2006
139/19/200614:00:00145.95146.02145.38145.52149110/4/2006
149/19/200615:00:00145.5145.58145.46145.4669110/5/2006
159/19/200616:00:00145.48145.5145.35145.4165010/6/2006
169/19/200617:00:00145.43145.43145.43145.43910/8/2006
179/19/200618:00:00145.5145.5145.4145.41910/9/2006
189/19/200619:00:00145.42145.45145.4145.43110/10/2006
199/19/200620:00:00145.45145.54145.45145.5418010/11/2006
209/19/200621:00:00145.54145.58145.54145.5431510/12/2006
219/19/200622:00:00145.58145.62145.55145.6219010/13/2006
229/19/200623:00:00145.6145.63145.51145.639910/15/2006
239/20/20060:00:00145.55145.55145.54145.54510/16/2006
249/20/20061:00:00145.51145.51145.3145.344010/17/2006
259/20/20062:00:00145.5145.57145.47145.473710/18/2006
269/20/20063:00:00145.51145.51145.15145.1527010/19/2006
279/20/20064:00:00145.17145.17144.55144.8538310/20/2006
289/20/20065:00:00144.84144.94144.7144.916810/26/2006
299/20/20066:00:00144.9144.91144.73144.7316510/27/2006
309/20/20067:00:00144.7144.73144.41144.5616510/29/2006
319/20/20068:00:00144.58144.85144.53144.8532710/30/2006
329/20/20069:00:00144.84144.87144.63144.844810/31/2006
339/20/200610:00:00144.8145.1144.53144.72108111/1/2006
349/20/200611:00:00144.7144.9144.44144.848511/2/2006
359/20/200612:00:00144.8145.38144.77145.3851111/3/2006
369/20/200613:00:00145.1145.35144.5144.5513111/5/2006
379/20/200614:00:00144.6144.7143.85143.9530311/6/2006
389/24/200618:00:00144.05144.1143.95143.9931211/7/2006
399/24/200619:00:00143.97144.12143.92143.9858611/8/2006
409/24/200620:00:00144144.01143.79143.8376711/9/2006
419/24/200621:00:00143.9143.9143.74143.8441111/10/2006
429/24/200622:00:00143.81143.9143.79143.929411/12/2006
439/24/200623:00:00143.9143.97143.89143.9520811/13/2006
CLCont1hr
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J4573J2=UNIQUE(A2:A88943)
K2K2=XLOOKUP(I2,$B$2:B88943,XLOOKUP(J2,A2:A88943,F2:F88943))
Dynamic array formulas.
 

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How about
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(SORT(FILTER($B$2:$F$1000,$A$2:$A$1000=J2),1,-1),1,5)
 
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Solution
How about
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(SORT(FILTER($B$2:$F$1000,$A$2:$A$1000=J2),1,-1),1,5)
It will take me at least 10 min to figure out how this syntax works, but it works.
Thank you Fluff!
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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