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    Show upcoming occasions

    Hi,

    For my studies I have a table:
    Rows for courses and columns for number of exercise.
    The table is filled with the submission's dates for each exercise.

    I want to create another little table that will show me the exercises I need to submit in the next week.
    It will take the dates from the table and in one cell will show the according course and in the second cell will show the according number of course.

    How to do it please?

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    Re: Show upcoming occasions

    Hi Amit,

    Welcome to the forum..

    Can you please upload the attachment for quick response and better understanding for output??
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    Re: Show upcoming occasions

    Yes... But I wrote it in Hebrew, hope it will be useful...

    http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=...69361623935262
    Last edited by Amit_H; 04-27-2015 at 08:59 AM.

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    Re: Show upcoming occasions

    Hey Amit,

    As per my understanding better go to for conditional formatting than for another Table.

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    Re: Show upcoming occasions

    I don't understand how conditional formatting helps here...

    dz709d.jpg

    Look at the image above, for example, the closest exercise I need to submit is Ex 1 in Geography.
    So I want to have a table that will show me the next exercise I need to submit:

    Ex1 Geography 29/4/15
    Ex1 Math 2 30/4/15
    Ex1 Biology 1/5/15

    etc. by dates...
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    Last edited by Amit_H; 04-27-2015 at 12:34 PM.

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    Re: Show upcoming occasions

    May be this way
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    Willem
    English is not my native language sorry for errors
    Please correct me if I'm completely wrong

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    Re: Show upcoming occasions

    First of all, thanks.
    But, if you use "small" function, it will return the smallest value from all, and I need the smallest without the "out-of-date" values.
    Secondly, I need the exercises' numbers to be changed automatically too.

    See the attached file, I added a table for example. I assumed the table is correct for May 15th 2015.
    show-upcoming-occasions-exercise.xlsx

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