In general, you can apply the MAX function to find out the latest date, and then apply the VLOOKUP function to look for the value in Excel easily.

For example, you need to find out the Amount occurring on the latest date, you can apply below formula:

=VLOOKUP(MAX(B3:B26),B2:D26,3,FALSE)

If your date column is on the right side of amount column, the VLOOKUP function will return error values. In this situation, you can combine the INDEX, MATCH, and MAX functions to find value with the latest date in Excel.

Select a blank cell, enter below formula, and press the Enter key.

=INDEX(C3:C26,MATCH(MAX(D3:D26),D3:D26,0))

If you want to find all matched values with the latest date no matter the date column is on the left or right hand, you can apply the Advanced Combine Rows feature of Kutools for Excel.

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1. Select the range you will find values from, and click Kutools > Content > Advanced Combine Rows.

Tip: The Advanced Combine Rows feature will change original data. It’s recommended to copy your range to a new place, and then apply this feature to the new range.

2. In the Advanced Combine Rows dialog, please configure as follows:
(1) Click to select the Date column, and click the Primary Key;
(2) Click to select the Amount column, and click Combine > Comma;
(3) Specify calculations or combinations for other columns. In this case, I add counting calculation for the Name column with clicking Calculate > Count.
 

3. Click the Ok button.

Now you will see the rows are combined based on the date column. All amount values occurring on the same date are combined into one cell. See screenshot:

Note: If there are still multiple dates existing, you can select the date column, and click Date > Sort to get the latest date and corresponding values easily.