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Showing Last Value in a column
Hi - is there any way that if I have a column with numbers in each cell, to
be able to put in a formula (without using a vlookup) that will give me the last value in that column please? (e.g the column numbers range from 1 to 20 and I want a cell to bring through the value of 20) thanks in advance |
Showing Last Value in a column
Hi,
This does it for column B =INDEX(B:B,MATCH(6.022*10^23,B:B)) Mike "Cadders" wrote: Hi - is there any way that if I have a column with numbers in each cell, to be able to put in a formula (without using a vlookup) that will give me the last value in that column please? (e.g the column numbers range from 1 to 20 and I want a cell to bring through the value of 20) thanks in advance |
Showing Last Value in a column
You are a star Mike - thanks for your help
"Mike H" wrote: Hi, This does it for column B =INDEX(B:B,MATCH(6.022*10^23,B:B)) Mike "Cadders" wrote: Hi - is there any way that if I have a column with numbers in each cell, to be able to put in a formula (without using a vlookup) that will give me the last value in that column please? (e.g the column numbers range from 1 to 20 and I want a cell to bring through the value of 20) thanks in advance |
Showing Last Value in a column
If the numbers are in ascending order then the last value in the range
should be the max value: =MAX(A1:A100) If the numbers are in random order: =LOOKUP(1E100,A1:A100) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cadders" wrote in message ... Hi - is there any way that if I have a column with numbers in each cell, to be able to put in a formula (without using a vlookup) that will give me the last value in that column please? (e.g the column numbers range from 1 to 20 and I want a cell to bring through the value of 20) thanks in advance |
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