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![]() Hi, can anyone help me please? Given: 1) I have a column of numbers, some of which are zero and some that ar non-zero. 2) I have a column of dates (ie, 4 sep, 5 sep, etc) that correlate wit data in the column of numbers. example: Date Value 4Sep 1.3 5Sep 0 6Sep .8 7Sep 0 8Sep 0 9Sep 2.0 10Sep 0 I want to find the number of days that have passed since Today and th last non-zero value in the column of numbers. Note: I understand how to use: days365(today(), DATE) The problem, is determining which date corresponds to the las non-zero value in the column, and then inserting that row number int the above function. In this example, I would want the function t return the number of days between Today and 9Sep. Another twist: I will be constantly adding entries to thi spreadsheet, so the date that corresponded to the last non-zero valu will change. I don't know if that makes things harder or not. I am forever indebted to whoever can help me out. I am an Army pilo and I built a spreadsheet to track my day/night/NVG hours and want t track how many days have passed since I last flew Night Vision Goggles Thank You!!! : -- bobsmith58 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- bobsmith58d's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1452 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=26147 |
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message ... Hi, can anyone help me please? Given: 1) I have a column of numbers, some of which are zero and some that are non-zero. 2) I have a column of dates (ie, 4 sep, 5 sep, etc) that correlate with data in the column of numbers. example: Date Value 4Sep 1.3 5Sep 0 6Sep .8 7Sep 0 8Sep 0 9Sep 2.0 10Sep 0 I want to find the number of days that have passed since Today and the last non-zero value in the column of numbers. Note: I understand how to use: days365(today(), DATE) The problem, is determining which date corresponds to the last non-zero value in the column, and then inserting that row number into the above function. In this example, I would want the function to return the number of days between Today and 9Sep. Another twist: I will be constantly adding entries to this spreadsheet, so the date that corresponded to the last non-zero value will change. I don't know if that makes things harder or not. I am forever indebted to whoever can help me out. I am an Army pilot and I built a spreadsheet to track my day/night/NVG hours and want to track how many days have passed since I last flew Night Vision Goggles. Thank You!!! :) -- bobsmith58d Hi Bob, One way might be to add a third column, multiplying the date value in the first column by the boolean value (second column < 0). Next, use the MAX function to find the latest date with a non-zero value Finally, VLOOKUP or MATCH / OFFSET to return the date value associated with that MAX value. HTH, Alan. |
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