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sushilkadam

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Hi everyone, I need your expert advice for below
I have a sheet of all the document number listed in Column A, Title in Column B, and Revision in Column C

Document number will be same for all the revision coming
Hence I want to track the exact current revision of the document

Below is the sample table

Document Number
Description
Rev
Latest
JA-6611-10001-0000
Master Document Deliverables Register
01

JA-6611-10001-0000
Master Document Deliverables Register
02

JA-6611-10001-0000
Master Document Deliverables Register
03
L
AA-5880-10002-0000
Contractor Key Personnel Mobilisation Plan
01

AA-5880-10002-0000
Contractor Key Personnel Mobilisation Plan
02

AA-5880-10002-0000
Contractor Key Personnel Mobilisation Plan
03
L
AA-5880-10003-0000
Contractor Mobilization Plan
01

AA-5880-10003-0000
Contractor Mobilization Plan
02
L
HX-5798-10004-0000
Contract HSE Plan
01

HX-5798-10004-0000
Contract HSE Plan
02

HX-5798-10004-0000
Contract HSE Plan
03

HX-5798-10004-0000
Contract HSE Plan
04
L
CX-4180-10005-0001
Site Camp Layout
01

CX-4180-10005-0001
Site Camp Layout
02

CX-4180-10005-0001
Site Camp Layout
03

CX-4180-10005-0001
Site Camp Layout
04

CX-4180-10005-0001
Site Camp Layout
05
L

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Please help
 

Excel Facts

Show numbers in thousands?
Use a custom number format of #,##0,K. Each comma after the final 0 will divide the displayed number by another thousand
If the revisions are sequential starting with 1, you could use a COUNTIF function to get the count of a specific document number.

=COUNTIF(A:A, Document_Number)


If the revisions are not sequential, use MAX(IF function to get the largest revision number for a given document number

This is an array formula. Confirm with Ctrl+Shift+Enter
=MAX(IF(A1:A30=Doc_Number, C1:C30,0))
 
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