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=IF(LEFT(A2,10)=("2021-10-08"),B2,"")
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If you paste that formula into column E, you should have nulls where the
date does not match and the value in Column B where the date matches.
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Note the above suggestion requires column A left in TEXT format. If you
import your data as or convert it to a DATE VALUE, then "-" (equals) won't
work if you have hours/minutes/seconds included in column A (since the date
has no fractional value but unless you record something at midnight the
values in column A will all have fractional values (the HHMMSS represented
as a fractional portion of a day.) If you're dealing with DATE VALUEs You'd
need to do both a < and >= embedded in parenthesis to capture all values
within the day:
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IF (A2<10/8/21,IF(A2>=10/9/21,B2,""),"")
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I validated the first example works... I haven't validated the 2nd, but the
methodology is sound, as long as my spelling and first attempt at the
specific logic are accurate.
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