You do need to enter it with ctrl + shift & enter


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"Pete_UK" wrote in message
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And you don't need to use CSE to commit it.

Pete

On Oct 8, 6:52 pm, Michael wrote:
My bad, =INDEX(A1:A10,MATCH(TRUE,A1:A10="",0)-1,0)
Note that in the match formula the last parameter must be zero.

Sorry about that

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"Michael" wrote:
=INDEX(A1:A10,MATCH(TRUE,A1:A10="",1)-1,0)
Don't forget to use the ctrl-shift enter combination to enter this
formula
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"DW" wrote:

Thanks Peo, but, (and I probably didn't make myself clear, sorry),

let's say, A4 is first empty, how would I get the cell value of A3?

Hope this clears it up. Again, sorry.

Don

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
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=MATCH(TRUE,A1:A10="",0)

entered with ctrl + shift & enter will find the first and return
the index
number so using A1:A10
and the first empty is in A4 it will return 4

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I believe there is a formula that has something about max(row,
etc), but
cannot recall it.

Col A would contain a list of numbers.
I'm trying to find the first empty (blank) cell in col A.
Even tho I could write a macro to do this, I'm needing the cell
formula.

Your help is greatly appreciated!!

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