Identifying first non blank cell in 3 different columns
Hi Valko
You are my new hero
That formula gave me a headache to read but man it works great
Thanks Again
DN
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crunchnin numbers
"T. Valko" wrote:
Ooops! Disregard that. I misread. I read it to mean that you're looking for
the 2 blank cell.
Try this:
Entered as an array using the key combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just
ENTER):
=AVERAGE(A37:INDEX(A1:A37,SMALL(IF(A1:A37<"",ROW( A1:A37)-MIN(ROW(A1:A37))+1),2)))
Copy across
I'm assuming there are at least 2 non-blank cells in the range.
Biff
"T. Valko" wrote in message
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Try this:
=AVERAGE(A37:INDEX(A1:A37,MAX(INDEX((A1:A37="")*(R OW(A1:A37)),,))+1))
Copy across
I'm assuming that the 2nd blank cell will never be the last cell in the
range!!!!!!
Biff
"belvy123" wrote in message
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I have a sheet that I use for production numbers at work
There are 3 columns of 37 rows
I want to be able to find the second non blank cell in each column and
then
get an average from the sum of the second cell to 37th cell in that
column
and be able to do this for each column.
However I am not able to figue out how to do this as the second non blank
cell in each column may be different. ( Column one the second cell may be
in
row 4 and in Column 2 the second cell may be in row 2 and in Column 3 the
secind cell may be in row 6) The reason that I want the second cell is
that
the first cell of production numbers are never used to calculate average
production.
Please help
Thanks
Dan N
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cruchnin numbers
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