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ExcelMonkey wrote:
Yes I did mean row 5 of the second column. Slipped a keystroke when typing. Sorry for the confusion. Tried your suggestion. I am getting a Type mismatch error. I know the following: The Array has been sorted in descending order based on column 2 and the fist zero value shows up in row 5 of the zero based array ?ConsFunctionArray(4,1) 0 When I try just Application.Index(ConsFunctionArray, 0, 4) I get an Error 2023. "Alan Beban" wrote: If you know the column in which you want to find the first 0, let's say column 4, you can use Application.Match(0, Application.Index(ConsFunctionArray, 0, 4), 0) - 1 Then ConsFunctionArray doesn't have a 4th column. The illustration I provided above explicitly assumed you were seeking in the 4th column. If you are seeking in the 2nd column then of course you would use Application.Index(ConsFunctionArray, 0, 2) Alan Beban |
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