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![]() in the monthly sheet you can't work with find. That will find the first value. But you have to look for the last. Therefore I loop from last row to 5 to look for the ID Regards Claus B. Hi Claus, I see. That really seems to do the trick. I think I was misguided by FIND where it is used to find values across multiple sheets and count them or alter them. I revisited that example now see it does just as you say, first value only. Thanks Claus, looks like that should do it. Howard |
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