Grabbing the last Non-empty cell in a range
Howdy all y'all. I have a spreadsheet that totals the daily production,
keeps a running total of production everyday, and also shows the average daily production. The first of these is totaled at the bottom... but the second two should simply reflect the values of the very last cell with data in it. How do I set a cell to display the number in the last non-blank cell of a certain range of cells? I don't even know how to word this question to the assistant, Clippy. Thank you very much for the predicted help. Arlen |
Try this:
=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A:A) -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Arlen" wrote in message ... Howdy all y'all. I have a spreadsheet that totals the daily production, keeps a running total of production everyday, and also shows the average daily production. The first of these is totaled at the bottom... but the second two should simply reflect the values of the very last cell with data in it. How do I set a cell to display the number in the last non-blank cell of a certain range of cells? I don't even know how to word this question to the assistant, Clippy. Thank you very much for the predicted help. Arlen |
Wow, Rag, why does this work? Well, anyhoo. Thank you, sir.
"RagDyer" wrote: Try this: =LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,A:A) -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Arlen" wrote in message ... Howdy all y'all. I have a spreadsheet that totals the daily production, keeps a running total of production everyday, and also shows the average daily production. The first of these is totaled at the bottom... but the second two should simply reflect the values of the very last cell with data in it. How do I set a cell to display the number in the last non-blank cell of a certain range of cells? I don't even know how to word this question to the assistant, Clippy. Thank you very much for the predicted help. Arlen |
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