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Copy information from the bottom
I am running a large purchase order log on excel 03. I would like to have the
information from the bottom of the log (the newest entry) copy to an actual purchase order on another worksheet in the same workbook. This way I could print off an order after I enter each log. Since the bottom of the log is always going further down is this possible? And is it possible for this to work vice versa? Thanks! |
Copy information from the bottom
If the column contains numbers, then you need:
=LOOKUP(10^307,'Sheet1'!A:A) If it contains text you need: =LOOKUP(REPT("z",255),'Sheet1'!A:A) The cell with this formula will always show the last value in column A:A of Sheet1 HTH Kostis Vezerides thebaldsoprano wrote: I am running a large purchase order log on excel 03. I would like to have the information from the bottom of the log (the newest entry) copy to an actual purchase order on another worksheet in the same workbook. This way I could print off an order after I enter each log. Since the bottom of the log is always going further down is this possible? And is it possible for this to work vice versa? Thanks! |
Copy information from the bottom
that did it! on behalf of myself and all the co-workers who were just
entertained by my impromptu football victory dance THANK YOU! "vezerid" wrote: If the column contains numbers, then you need: =LOOKUP(10^307,'Sheet1'!A:A) If it contains text you need: =LOOKUP(REPT("z",255),'Sheet1'!A:A) The cell with this formula will always show the last value in column A:A of Sheet1 HTH Kostis Vezerides thebaldsoprano wrote: I am running a large purchase order log on excel 03. I would like to have the information from the bottom of the log (the newest entry) copy to an actual purchase order on another worksheet in the same workbook. This way I could print off an order after I enter each log. Since the bottom of the log is always going further down is this possible? And is it possible for this to work vice versa? Thanks! |
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