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I ended up adding a column that checked if the number in the next row was
zero and the current row was not zero. If true return a 1, false return 0. Then I used a sumproduct of the two columns. but your example is interesting... that sure is thinking outside the box...! "JulieD" wrote: Hi Simon (BTW you can't have 31 nested IFs ... only 7) however, this formula should give you what you need: =INDEX(E1:E10,MATCH(9.99999999999999E+307,E1:E10)) where E1:E10 is the range of your balances. For an explaination of how this formula works check out http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.LastValue.html Cheers JulieD "Simon Shaw" wrote in message ... I have a monthly inventory sheet, it has an opening balance column, a couple of columns for different activity and an ending balance - each row is a day of the month. Untill today() = the row date (column A), the ending balance column remains zero. I have a total row at the bottom for the activity columns, but for the ending balance column I would like to be able to display the last balance. I have thought about an IF statement to check each cell until I find a value, but 31 nested IF's sounds a little crazy. Ideas? |
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