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This will divide the last cell in column D with a value in it by the cell
immediately above it, =LOOKUP(2,1/(Sheet1!D1:D1000),Sheet1!D1:D1000)/(LOOKUP(2,1/(Sheet1!D1:D1000),Sheet1!D1:D1000)-1) Regards, Alan. "Jean" wrote in message ... I have a formula that looks like this: =('Unit Values'!D$79/'Unit Values'!D$78)-1 The D$79 is referencing the last row of the 'Unit Values' sheet. Every month I have to add another row of information in the 'Unit Values' spreadsheet. This means that I have to edit all my formulas to read D$80. The following month, I have to edit the formula to read D$81. This is always referencing the last row of data. There are no blank cells in column D. Is there a function that I could add to the above formula that will always reference the last cell in that column? Thanks! |
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