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I have a workbook that I want to use to track mail delivery of items.
Each item has a unique tracking number. ![]() I have access to processing data which contains multiple activities (usually about 3 to 5) that has their own date and time stamp, location, etc. ![]() I want to identify & import the earliest date & time in one column (also the last in another column to calculate elapsed system processing time). ![]() What kind of function/formula accomplishes what I desire? Is this possible? It's essentially a lookup but with the added function of identifying the earliest or latest date & time.Any assistance welcomed. Thanks, Keith
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Hi please post a sample sheet ( no pics please) Thx
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