Return the most recent date

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I am working with a range of dates that tasks were completed. However some of the cells are blank because the tasks are in process. I need a formula to return the most recent date indicated in the rage once all of the cells in the range have completed dates by them.

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I am working with a range of dates that tasks were completed. However some of the cells are blank because the tasks are in process. I need a formula to return the most recent date indicated in the rage once all of the cells in the range have completed dates by them.

GG

I the most recent means the last entered date...

=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A:A)
 
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I the most recent means the last entered date...

=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A:A)



The result was not what I was seeking. I don't think I initially provided enough data.

I am working in the range I6:I15. The formula is in cell I5. I6 has a date in it but I7:I15 do not and are blank. I would like my formula cell to remain blank until cells I6:I15 have dates in them. At that time I would like the formula in cell I5 to return the most recent date in cells I6:I15.
 
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I the most recent means the last entered date...

=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A:A)

The result was not what I was seeking. I don't think I initially provided enough data.

I am working in the range I6:I15. The formula is in cell I5. I6 has a date in it but I7:I15 do not and are blank. I would like my formula cell to remain blank until cells I6:I15 have dates in them. At that time I would like the formula in cell I5 to return the most recent date in cells I6:I15.

If I15 is supposed to house the most recent date...

=IF(ISNUMBER(I15),I15,"")

Note that this assumes an entry in I15 if and only if the cells above are already filled up.

Otherwise, whichever of the following is appropriate:

=IF(COUNT(I6:I15)=ROWS(I6:I15),MAX(I6:I15),"")

=IF(COUNT(I6:I15)=ROWS(I6:I15),I15,"")
 
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