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Default lowest row with a value?

I would like to show a list of the most up to date values
on a summary page in my workbook.

The value is always at the bottom of the same column and
it will be the lowest row with any numerical value.

How can I specify in my formula =m(lowestrowwithvalue)?

Thank you

Mary
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Default lowest row with a value?

Mary,

=INDEX(Sheet2!A:A,MAX(IF(ISNUMBER(Sheet2!A1:A50),R OW(Sheet2!A1:A50)),1))

Array enter using Ctrl-Shift-Enter rather than just enter. Adjust each
instance of the 50 to give yourself more coverage.

HTH,
Bernie
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I would like to show a list of the most up to date values
on a summary page in my workbook.

The value is always at the bottom of the same column and
it will be the lowest row with any numerical value.

How can I specify in my formula =m(lowestrowwithvalue)?

Thank you

Mary



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