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to retrieve the last value in a column
=LOOKUP(2,1/(-E1:E10<0),E1:E10) Where A1:A10 is the range you're interested in. Cheers JulieD Could someone explain the mechanics of the first two arguments in this formula? I realize that Julie's comment referenced the wrong range in the formula, but what is Excel doing when it reads this? Mike F |
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