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Return last and second last "populated" cell in column
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Steve Nickerson
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Domenic[_2_]
In article ,
Grant Tucker <Grant
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Display last and second last values from "populated" cells in a column. Say
A1:A10 with results in A11 and A12.
This could apply where you want to generate the number of hours of work in
each of the last two working weeks in a 10 week period. Not all 10 weeks will
have hours; some will be blank. The formula should remain true in another 10
week period with different weeks being blank. I have formulas which work well
in Google Docs Spreadsheet but I have not been able to modify them to make
them compatible with Excel.
Here's another way...
A11:
=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A1:A10)
A12:
=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A1:INDEX(A1:A10,MATC H(9.99999999999999E+307
,A1:A10)-1))
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Domenic
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Domenic,
Great formula! I'm using it to capture a daily production statistic for the past 6 days. Can you make it work when the cell is blank or contains a 0 (zero)?
Steve
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