Jim,
I take it back - Formula wasn't working because it didn't know Get Rows Where expression. As soon as I changed the colum type (it was a date, so I really didn't care) to Numeric, it worked, even though it still doesn't like the Get Rows Where.
Basically, what I'm trying to do is to find the previous date by Column.
I have a table of parts replacement history on different tools:
Tool | Part | Install Date | Remove Date |
Tool A | Part 1 | 03/03/2015 | ??? |
Tool B | Part 1 | 04/04/2015 | ??? |
Tool A | Part 2 | 05/05/2015 | ??? |
Tool A | Part 1 | 06/06/2015 | ??? |
Tool A | Part 2 | 07/07/2015 | ??? |
| | | |
So, for the same tool and the same part, I need to get the NEXT install date and put it as a Remove Date for current part.
Now, I'm not sure how do you make sure that the it actually looks up the NEXT date. Formula works with the minimal modifications as I can tell on the limited observations, but as far as I understand the formula, it wouldn't...
Could you please help me with clenaing this up?
Thanks,
M.