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I have rows of figures under monthly categories, i.e. Jan, Feb, Mar etc. . , there are empty cells within each row (approx 18 columns wide). What I am trying to get is a formula that reads the last entry in the row even if there are empty cells on either side of it Thanks |
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Are there any 0s in the range? Will the numbers always be positive numbers?
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TUF" wrote in message ... HI, I have rows of figures under monthly categories, i.e. Jan, Feb, Mar etc. . , there are empty cells within each row (approx 18 columns wide). What I am trying to get is a formula that reads the last entry in the row even if there are empty cells on either side of it Thanks |
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There are no 0s but there are blank cells
Cheers "T. Valko" wrote: Are there any 0s in the range? Will the numbers always be positive numbers? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TUF" wrote in message ... HI, I have rows of figures under monthly categories, i.e. Jan, Feb, Mar etc. . , there are empty cells within each row (approx 18 columns wide). What I am trying to get is a formula that reads the last entry in the row even if there are empty cells on either side of it Thanks |
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Sorry I forgot to mention that there may be negative numbers infrequently.
Cheers "TUF" wrote: There are no 0s but there are blank cells Cheers "T. Valko" wrote: Are there any 0s in the range? Will the numbers always be positive numbers? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TUF" wrote in message ... HI, I have rows of figures under monthly categories, i.e. Jan, Feb, Mar etc. . , there are empty cells within each row (approx 18 columns wide). What I am trying to get is a formula that reads the last entry in the row even if there are empty cells on either side of it Thanks |
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Try this:
=IF(COUNT(A1:R1),LOOKUP(1E100,A1:R1),"") It'll return the rightmost number in the range. If no numbers are present it'll return a blank. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TUF" wrote in message ... Sorry I forgot to mention that there may be negative numbers infrequently. Cheers "TUF" wrote: There are no 0s but there are blank cells Cheers "T. Valko" wrote: Are there any 0s in the range? Will the numbers always be positive numbers? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TUF" wrote in message ... HI, I have rows of figures under monthly categories, i.e. Jan, Feb, Mar etc. . , there are empty cells within each row (approx 18 columns wide). What I am trying to get is a formula that reads the last entry in the row even if there are empty cells on either side of it Thanks |
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Thanks,
That's seems to have done the trick. Out of curiosity is there a left most version? Thanks again "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =IF(COUNT(A1:R1),LOOKUP(1E100,A1:R1),"") It'll return the rightmost number in the range. If no numbers are present it'll return a blank. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TUF" wrote in message ... Sorry I forgot to mention that there may be negative numbers infrequently. Cheers "TUF" wrote: There are no 0s but there are blank cells Cheers "T. Valko" wrote: Are there any 0s in the range? Will the numbers always be positive numbers? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "TUF" wrote in message ... HI, I have rows of figures under monthly categories, i.e. Jan, Feb, Mar etc. . , there are empty cells within each row (approx 18 columns wide). What I am trying to get is a formula that reads the last entry in the row even if there are empty cells on either side of it Thanks |
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