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    How to pull data from this large list?

    I've exhuasted what minimal knowledge I have.

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    I have this list, and I need to automatically pull out the earliest and latest local time for each day pf the month, and the value(35.3 for example) associated with that. The problem is I have a 30k row list. Anyone know what forumla(s) would work for this? Thanks
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    Re: How to pull data from this large list?

    See attached - the first two have to be array-entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
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    Re: How to pull data from this large list?

    Quote Originally Posted by romperstomper View Post
    See attached - the first two have to be array-entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
    Wow, thanks for the quick reply. That is almost perfect, I almost had it right with a "Min" "If" formula. Oh well.

    But still, the list continues through everyday of the month, how do I get the formula to go through all days individually? IE, 2/22/2011, 2/23/2011. 2/24/2011, ect to find the data.


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    Re: How to pull data from this large list?

    You'll need to create a unique list if that's what you need. A pivot table would be a simple way of getting a unique list of dates and their min and max local times, then you would just need the additional two formulas alongside.

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