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Last in a series
How do I setup a formula to select the LAST number in a series? In the
series I have conditional formatting so there is an * if the condition is not met. I need to obtain the LAST number before the *. For example 0.02415 0.0195 0.01185 0.00415 * * * I want it to say 0.00415 but in another column the number could be shifted like 0.114 0.0499 * * * * * * so I want it to say 0.0499. The list is to long for IF equations. Thank you |
Last in a series
If the "last" number is always the smallest number in the range, as in your
examples, then this would do it........ =SMALL(a:a,1) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Biocellguy" wrote in message ... How do I setup a formula to select the LAST number in a series? In the series I have conditional formatting so there is an * if the condition is not met. I need to obtain the LAST number before the *. For example 0.02415 0.0195 0.01185 0.00415 * * * I want it to say 0.00415 but in another column the number could be shifted like 0.114 0.0499 * * * * * * so I want it to say 0.0499. The list is to long for IF equations. Thank you |
Last in a series
Or:
=MIN(rng) If the last number might not be the smallest number: =LOOKUP(10^10,rng) Biff "CLR" wrote in message ... If the "last" number is always the smallest number in the range, as in your examples, then this would do it........ =SMALL(a:a,1) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Biocellguy" wrote in message ... How do I setup a formula to select the LAST number in a series? In the series I have conditional formatting so there is an * if the condition is not met. I need to obtain the LAST number before the *. For example 0.02415 0.0195 0.01185 0.00415 * * * I want it to say 0.00415 but in another column the number could be shifted like 0.114 0.0499 * * * * * * so I want it to say 0.0499. The list is to long for IF equations. Thank you |
Last in a series
The last number is not necessarily the smallest. The Lookup function works
great. Thank you. I could not figure out the meaning of that function. "T. Valko" wrote: Or: =MIN(rng) If the last number might not be the smallest number: =LOOKUP(10^10,rng) Biff "CLR" wrote in message ... If the "last" number is always the smallest number in the range, as in your examples, then this would do it........ =SMALL(a:a,1) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Biocellguy" wrote in message ... How do I setup a formula to select the LAST number in a series? In the series I have conditional formatting so there is an * if the condition is not met. I need to obtain the LAST number before the *. For example 0.02415 0.0195 0.01185 0.00415 * * * I want it to say 0.00415 but in another column the number could be shifted like 0.114 0.0499 * * * * * * so I want it to say 0.0499. The list is to long for IF equations. Thank you |
Last in a series
See this:
http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.LastValue.html Biff "Biocellguy" wrote in message ... The last number is not necessarily the smallest. The Lookup function works great. Thank you. I could not figure out the meaning of that function. "T. Valko" wrote: Or: =MIN(rng) If the last number might not be the smallest number: =LOOKUP(10^10,rng) Biff "CLR" wrote in message ... If the "last" number is always the smallest number in the range, as in your examples, then this would do it........ =SMALL(a:a,1) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Biocellguy" wrote in message ... How do I setup a formula to select the LAST number in a series? In the series I have conditional formatting so there is an * if the condition is not met. I need to obtain the LAST number before the *. For example 0.02415 0.0195 0.01185 0.00415 * * * I want it to say 0.00415 but in another column the number could be shifted like 0.114 0.0499 * * * * * * so I want it to say 0.0499. The list is to long for IF equations. Thank you |
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