That would not be possible as the claim could not have been processed without documents being received.
This did bring up a very good point. The query that I used to mine the data just pulled the last date each document was received, not all the dates that each doc was recevied. I re-wrote the...
1) It is possible for all the docs to be received on the same day. There are 7 different docs.
2) That is correct.
3) That is correct.
4) Yes, I want the max date prior to the date processed (first column)
Maybe I am not explaining it properly,
I put what you suggested in the cell, only change was to reference the correct cells.
=IF(MAX(G2:L2)>D2,"",MAX(G2:L2))
If the max from G2:L2 is greater than the date in D2, then the cell is blank.
If the max from G2:L2 is less than the date in...
For each row.
That works, but if any of the dates in columns G thru L are later than the date in Column D, it returns a blank cell. I need it to return the max date prior to the date in Column D.
I have a spreadsheet that has 6 columns of dates, G thru L, that I need the max date that it is not later the date in column D. I need the result in column N
Sample data:
D F G H I J K L
7/30/2012 12/27/2012 blank 12/27/2012...