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I have a table of data where the top row contains this month's dates, and the
cell beneath each date contains a bank balance. Can you please help me create a formula to put in the far right column(directly after the last date of the month) that will return the value of the second to last bank balance I have entered. For example, today (7/24) I entered a balance, so I want the formula to automatically update with the bank balance of 7/23. Thanks in advance! |
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Assuming all the cells up to today's date contain an entry:
B1:AF1 = dates B2:AF2 = balance =INDEX(B2:AF2,MATCH(TODAY(),B1:AF1,0)-1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob" wrote in message ... I have a table of data where the top row contains this month's dates, and the cell beneath each date contains a bank balance. Can you please help me create a formula to put in the far right column(directly after the last date of the month) that will return the value of the second to last bank balance I have entered. For example, today (7/24) I entered a balance, so I want the formula to automatically update with the bank balance of 7/23. Thanks in advance! |
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Maybe
=INDEX(2:2,LARGE(IF((A2:N2<"")*(A2:N2<""),COLUMN (A2:N2)),2)) Returns the second to last value in A2 - N2 Which is an array so submit with Ctrl+Shift+Enter Mike "Bob" wrote: I have a table of data where the top row contains this month's dates, and the cell beneath each date contains a bank balance. Can you please help me create a formula to put in the far right column(directly after the last date of the month) that will return the value of the second to last bank balance I have entered. For example, today (7/24) I entered a balance, so I want the formula to automatically update with the bank balance of 7/23. Thanks in advance! |
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I just thought of something... If today is the 1st of the month, then what? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Assuming all the cells up to today's date contain an entry: B1:AF1 = dates B2:AF2 = balance =INDEX(B2:AF2,MATCH(TODAY(),B1:AF1,0)-1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob" wrote in message ... I have a table of data where the top row contains this month's dates, and the cell beneath each date contains a bank balance. Can you please help me create a formula to put in the far right column(directly after the last date of the month) that will return the value of the second to last bank balance I have entered. For example, today (7/24) I entered a balance, so I want the formula to automatically update with the bank balance of 7/23. Thanks in advance! |
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