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hi,
if your numbers are all in one row or column, you could use this formula =max(A1:IV1)+1 or = max(A1:A5000)+1 this would get the largest number in the array and add 1 to it ie display the next number. but if your data is scattered perticularly between sheets, check out Gord's suggestion. regards FSt1 "nexor63" wrote: I have created a workbook with several worksheets contaning diferent information concerning my clients. On 1 sheet I have a list of invoice numbers starting with 1001 in row A! with relevant info of each invoice being generated, this is to keep record of all invoices gone out, My own invoice is in the same workbook but on another worksheet. I need a formula that can generate the next available invoice number to prevent duplicating invoice numbers. Your assistance wil be highly appreciated. |
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