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-- I am trying to get the data from the last cell with data in the middle of
a column:
such as column J2:J255 and i need to examine J45:J85 and find the data in
the last cell, from the bottom of that particular subset and it may vary from
day to day IE today it acutally maybe J85, tommorrow it may be J79. I need a
formula as opposed to a macro. Any ideas?
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How about:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(LEN(J45:J85)0),J45:J85)
or
=IF(COUNTA(J45:J85)=0,"None!",LOOKUP(2,1/(LEN(J45:J85)0),J45:J85))

Since you wanted a formula solution, why not post in .worksheet.functions?

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-- I am trying to get the data from the last cell with data in the middle of
a column:
such as column J2:J255 and i need to examine J45:J85 and find the data in
the last cell, from the bottom of that particular subset and it may vary from
day to day IE today it acutally maybe J85, tommorrow it may be J79. I need a
formula as opposed to a macro. Any ideas?
Fred Tuck


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Thanks for your help--I will try it asap--also I am new to the group and did
not read the choices throughly but I am glad you pointed it out--thanks again.

Kyler Lunman

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How about:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(LEN(J45:J85)0),J45:J85)
or
=IF(COUNTA(J45:J85)=0,"None!",LOOKUP(2,1/(LEN(J45:J85)0),J45:J85))

Since you wanted a formula solution, why not post in .worksheet.functions?

Fred Tuck wrote:

-- I am trying to get the data from the last cell with data in the middle of
a column:
such as column J2:J255 and i need to examine J45:J85 and find the data in
the last cell, from the bottom of that particular subset and it may vary from
day to day IE today it acutally maybe J85, tommorrow it may be J79. I need a
formula as opposed to a macro. Any ideas?
Fred Tuck


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Dave it work great--many thanks and thanks for the tip!!

Regards
Kyler

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

How about:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(LEN(J45:J85)0),J45:J85)
or
=IF(COUNTA(J45:J85)=0,"None!",LOOKUP(2,1/(LEN(J45:J85)0),J45:J85))

Since you wanted a formula solution, why not post in .worksheet.functions?

Fred Tuck wrote:

-- I am trying to get the data from the last cell with data in the middle of
a column:
such as column J2:J255 and i need to examine J45:J85 and find the data in
the last cell, from the bottom of that particular subset and it may vary from
day to day IE today it acutally maybe J85, tommorrow it may be J79. I need a
formula as opposed to a macro. Any ideas?
Fred Tuck


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