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Excel formula in an expanding table
I'm calculating the gas mileage on our new car. As a result I have to change
the formula to reference the last fillup date in my table. Is there any way I can make this formula automatically reference the last fillup date or row? I've looked at all the Exel functions and can't seem to find one that works. Thanks. Pete |
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The following will return the last numerical data in a column, including
dates which are stored as serial numbers... =LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A:A) Hope this helps! In article , "Keady" wrote: I'm calculating the gas mileage on our new car. As a result I have to change the formula to reference the last fillup date in my table. Is there any way I can make this formula automatically reference the last fillup date or row? I've looked at all the Exel functions and can't seem to find one that works. Thanks. Pete |
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