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using a go to the last row in a formula
A couple of days ago, somone was able to help me count the number of
unique records + only count the value if it starts with "AM". See below. =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(U2:U999,ROW(U2:U999)-ROW(U2),0,1)),--(U2:U999="AM")) Now my next task is to see if the formula above can be tweaked, where U2:U999 isn't predefined, but instead start on row U2 and go to the last available row in column U. Any feedback on this would be great. Thanks, Mike |
using a go to the last row in a formula
Hi Mike,
Hope this helps. Sub LastRow() Dim LastRow As Integer LastRow = Application.CountA(ActiveSheet.Range("A:A")) + 1 Cells(LastRow, 1).Select End Sub Just get rid of +1 to select the last row. " wrote: A couple of days ago, somone was able to help me count the number of unique records + only count the value if it starts with "AM". See below. =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(U2:U999,ROW(U2:U999)-ROW(U2),0,1)),--(U2:U999="AM")) Now my next task is to see if the formula above can be tweaked, where U2:U999 isn't predefined, but instead start on row U2 and go to the last available row in column U. Any feedback on this would be great. Thanks, Mike |
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