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I have 20 columns of data named week 1, week 2, week 3 etc for 12,000 rows
however not every week has a value although each row has at least 1 value in one of the 20 columns. I want to create a list in a single column, column 21, based on the most recent column with a value for each row i.e. if week 20 has a value, I want that value in my list but if it's blank I want to look in week 19 and take that value but if it's also blank look in week 18 and take that value and so on. I don't know how to do this withoun lots of copying and pasting. I'd appreciate if anyone can help. |
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Alan,
Assuming your weeks are in columns A to T put this u=in column U and drag down =LOOKUP(6.022*10^23,A2:T2) Mike "Alan B" wrote: I have 20 columns of data named week 1, week 2, week 3 etc for 12,000 rows however not every week has a value although each row has at least 1 value in one of the 20 columns. I want to create a list in a single column, column 21, based on the most recent column with a value for each row i.e. if week 20 has a value, I want that value in my list but if it's blank I want to look in week 19 and take that value but if it's also blank look in week 18 and take that value and so on. I don't know how to do this withoun lots of copying and pasting. I'd appreciate if anyone can help. |
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I seem to have had a brainstorm that should rwad
Assuming your weeks are in columns A to T put this in column U and drag down =LOOKUP(6.022*10^23,A2:T2) Mike "Mike H" wrote: Alan, Assuming your weeks are in columns A to T put this u=in column U and drag down =LOOKUP(6.022*10^23,A2:T2) Mike "Alan B" wrote: I have 20 columns of data named week 1, week 2, week 3 etc for 12,000 rows however not every week has a value although each row has at least 1 value in one of the 20 columns. I want to create a list in a single column, column 21, based on the most recent column with a value for each row i.e. if week 20 has a value, I want that value in my list but if it's blank I want to look in week 19 and take that value but if it's also blank look in week 18 and take that value and so on. I don't know how to do this withoun lots of copying and pasting. I'd appreciate if anyone can help. |
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hi Alan
In T1 =LOOKUP(99^99,A1:T1) Copy down as required -- Regards Roger Govier "Alan B" <Alan wrote in message ... I have 20 columns of data named week 1, week 2, week 3 etc for 12,000 rows however not every week has a value although each row has at least 1 value in one of the 20 columns. I want to create a list in a single column, column 21, based on the most recent column with a value for each row i.e. if week 20 has a value, I want that value in my list but if it's blank I want to look in week 19 and take that value but if it's also blank look in week 18 and take that value and so on. I don't know how to do this withoun lots of copying and pasting. I'd appreciate if anyone can help. |
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