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In Excel XP, I have cells E3:E62 that contain either
values or errors. (The errors are =NA() for charting purposes.) I need to find the last value in the column and place that value in cell E64. The function I wrote (in its own module) is: Function LastAADF() ActiveSheet.Range("E62").Activate Do If IsError(ActiveCell) = True Then ActiveCell.Offset(-1, 0).Activate Else LastAADF = ActiveCell.Value Exit Do End If Loop End Function When I put the formula =LastAADF() in cell E64, Excel says I've created a circular reference. Can someone tell me what I've done wrong? Lesa |
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