I have a data set in this format:
Col1 Col2 Col3
26/04/19 10:10:00 0.03 0.037
26/04/19 16:30:00 0.03 0.037
26/04/19 22:01:00 0.03 0.037
27/04/19 04:15:00 0.03 0.037
27/04/19 10:15:00 0.03 0.037
04/05/19 01:15:00 0.03 0.037
04/05/19 06:05:00 0.03 0.037
04/05/19 11:12:00 0.03 0.037
04/05/19 16:21:00 0.00 0.037
04/05/19 22:27:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 04:35:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 10:31:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 16:13:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 22:05:00 0.03 0.037
06/05/19 04:10:00 0.00 0.037
And I wish to query the latest 7 days data. In this case will be the latest 7 days data from 06/05/19 04:10:00. which is until 31/4/19 04:10:00. So I wish to query all data from 31/4/19 04:10:00 to 06/05/19 04:10:00.
Expected Outcome:
Col1 Col2 Col3
04/05/19 01:15:00 0.03 0.037
04/05/19 06:05:00 0.03 0.037
04/05/19 11:12:00 0.03 0.037
04/05/19 16:21:00 0.00 0.037
04/05/19 22:27:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 04:35:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 10:31:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 16:13:00 0.03 0.037
05/05/19 22:05:00 0.03 0.037
06/05/19 04:10:00 0.00 0.037
The catch is this google sheet is not static. It's dynamic and keeps getting updated. The dates are always in order but can have more than 1 entry per date.
Formulas I have tried so far:
=SORT(QUERY(A14:C,"order by A desc limit 7"),1,1)
and
=QUERY(A14:C,"Select * where A >= date '"&TEXT(INDEX(SORT(A14:C,1,false),MATCH(true,ISNUMBER(INDEX(SORT(A14:C,1,false),,2)),0),1)-6,"yyyy-mm-dd")&"' limit 7")
The 1st formula gives me a blanket last 7 dates in my range. The 2nd formula is specific for date and is only feasible when there are no date duplications. Hence both the formulas don't fit my needs

