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=IF(COUNTA(C2:N2)0,INDEX(B$1:N$1,SUMPRODUCT(MAX(( B2:M2<"Sold")*(C2:N2="Sold")*COLUMN(C2:N2)))-1),"") It should ignore the word "Backorder" as well as any other text that is not the word "Sold". Rick "Mac" wrote in message ... Hi, I need one more little help: The spreadsheet at work, in addition to say "Sold"... it also says the word "backordered" on items which were on backorder that particular month. When I put the formula in, it gives me errors in the rows that have both cells with "Backorder" and "sold". How can I make the formula ignore backorder so it does not return an error? =IF(COUNTA(C2:N2)0,INDEX(B$1:N$1,SUMPRODUCT(MAX(( B2:M2="")*(C2:N2="Sold")*COLUMN(C2:N2)))-1),"") Thanks again... mac "Mac" wrote in message ... I have a problem I am trying to solve, which is hard to explain: I have a spreadsheet that in row 1 starting in column B has the months: Jan Feb Mar Apr ...........Dec (Columns B to M), in column N It has "Last start selling" The cells below the month show when the items have been sold.... in Column N. I would like a formula in Column N (Last Start Selling) which keeps on searching for the word Sold until the next column to the left is Blank. The it stops and picks up the month from row 1 (this is the easy part...) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Last start selling Item1 Sold Sold Sold Oct Item 2 Sold Sold Sold Dec Item 3 Sold SoldSold Sold Jun I hope this makes sense.... Thanks, mac |
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