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How do you find the position of the first value (< 0) in a list
I have a list of product sales values by month that go back a few years and I
wish to use a formula to workout the first month in which there was a sale for each product. Is there a formula that can give a reference for the first value (<0) so that I can lookup the relative position for the month. Eg Month 1 £0 Month 2 £0 Month 3 £0 Month 4 £500 Month 5 £0 Month 5 £450 Therefore 1st month is month 4. I have tried match and offset but cannot get anything to work. |
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