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    Hi All,

    I have Date and Time in different columns. And would like to see whether that is latest in same category. I tried using MAXIFS but not able to get the result accurately as date and time are in diff columns.

    Please find the attached set of data to be more clear on this.

    Thanks,
    Ravi C
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    Re: Latest Date & Time

    MAXIFS won't work with Excel 2007.

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    Re: Latest Date & Time

    Sorry, looking for Office 365. is there any other way ?

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    Re: Latest Date & Time

    MAXIFS won't work with 2010, either...

    Try this array formula:
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    Re: Latest Date & Time

    E3=IF($A3<>"",MAXIFS(B$3:B$15,$A$3:$A$15,$A3),"") copy across and down

    Format column E as Date

    Format column F as Time

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    Re: Latest Date & Time

    Hi Olly,

    That's great Working fine.

    Thanks,
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    Re: Latest Date & Time

    Hi CARACALLA,

    It doesn't look at Time at the same time. Instead of having so long i can also use only Maxifs.

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    Re: Latest Date & Time

    Hi Olly,

    As it was increasing file size i just did change as below;

    =MAXIFS($D:$D,$A:$A,A2)

    where as D = B+C

    Thanks,
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