If you're trying to get the most recent date, try using a rollup field with the formula "MAX(values)" instead? Should do what you want!

Hello Jean
I think the best way is that first create a lookup field after that create a new formula field and formula will grab the first value from lookup field
Thanks
Faiz
Hello Jean
I think the best way is that first create a lookup field after that create a new formula field and formula will grab the first value from lookup field
Thanks
Faiz
and formula will grab the first value from lookup field - yes, but most recent might be the last value. Or they can be ordered in other way.
I solved similar task in a following way - find last date as @TheTimeSavingCo said, then created lookup of that field back in the second table, add formula like "if(current date = last date,'yes','no')" and created lookup in a first table filtered by "formula='yes'"
If you're trying to get the most recent date, try using a rollup field with the formula "MAX(values)" instead? Should do what you want!

Adam, the MAX function is not available to me because the shift worked field is text. I can't change that.
Adam, the MAX function is not available to me because the shift worked field is text. I can't change that.
Can you create new fields? If so, you can create a formula field and use DATETIME_FORMAT() to format that text into a date, and then you can use MAX()
If you can't create new fields then I think you're going to need to use a script for this I'm afraid