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Using excel 2007. I have a range consisting of "X" cells (monthly total
results) in a column that progressively changes in value as the year progresses. There MAY be several successive entries for the same month, the dates of which are recorded in the same row, but in a a neighbor column. I want to automatically reference ONLY THE LAST CELL corresponding to the last date recorded. Is there a worksheet function that will give me the results of the LAST VALUED CELL IN A COLUMN? -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. |
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It's not real clear what you want. You want the last value entered but you
don't say where to look for it so here's my best guess: A1:J1 = dates A2:J2 = some data Return the value from A2:J2 that corresponds to the last date entered in A1:J1 =INDEX(A2:J2,MATCH(10^10,A1:J1)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "buzz" wrote in message ... Using excel 2007. I have a range consisting of "X" cells (monthly total results) in a column that progressively changes in value as the year progresses. There MAY be several successive entries for the same month, the dates of which are recorded in the same row, but in a a neighbor column. I want to automatically reference ONLY THE LAST CELL corresponding to the last date recorded. Is there a worksheet function that will give me the results of the LAST VALUED CELL IN A COLUMN? -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. |
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try this for row 1
=INDEX(1:1,MAX(COLUMN(1:256)*(1:1<""))) or for col A =INDEX(A1:A65000,MAX(ROW(1:65000)*(A1:A65000<"")) ) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "buzz" wrote in message ... Using excel 2007. I have a range consisting of "X" cells (monthly total results) in a column that progressively changes in value as the year progresses. There MAY be several successive entries for the same month, the dates of which are recorded in the same row, but in a a neighbor column. I want to automatically reference ONLY THE LAST CELL corresponding to the last date recorded. Is there a worksheet function that will give me the results of the LAST VALUED CELL IN A COLUMN? -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. |
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In rereading my question I find I have muddied up the waters by TMI.
What I need is a way to display the results of the LAST VALUED CELL IN A COLUMN. The column may/may not have additional following cells. -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. "T. Valko" wrote: It's not real clear what you want. You want the last value entered but you don't say where to look for it so here's my best guess: A1:J1 = dates A2:J2 = some data Return the value from A2:J2 that corresponds to the last date entered in A1:J1 =INDEX(A2:J2,MATCH(10^10,A1:J1)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "buzz" wrote in message ... Using excel 2007. I have a range consisting of "X" cells (monthly total results) in a column that progressively changes in value as the year progresses. There MAY be several successive entries for the same month, the dates of which are recorded in the same row, but in a a neighbor column. I want to automatically reference ONLY THE LAST CELL corresponding to the last date recorded. Is there a worksheet function that will give me the results of the LAST VALUED CELL IN A COLUMN? -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. |
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Ahhhhh, I manipulated the values and got it to work! I thought there might be
a worksheet function that would give the last valued cell in a coulmn. But this works fine, now I just have to figure out why. Thanks again. -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. "T. Valko" wrote: It's not real clear what you want. You want the last value entered but you don't say where to look for it so here's my best guess: A1:J1 = dates A2:J2 = some data Return the value from A2:J2 that corresponds to the last date entered in A1:J1 =INDEX(A2:J2,MATCH(10^10,A1:J1)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "buzz" wrote in message ... Using excel 2007. I have a range consisting of "X" cells (monthly total results) in a column that progressively changes in value as the year progresses. There MAY be several successive entries for the same month, the dates of which are recorded in the same row, but in a a neighbor column. I want to automatically reference ONLY THE LAST CELL corresponding to the last date recorded. Is there a worksheet function that will give me the results of the LAST VALUED CELL IN A COLUMN? -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. |
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There are many ways to reference the last value in a range but the specific
method used depends on several conditions. See this for an in-depth explanation: http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.LastValue.html -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "buzz" wrote in message ... Ahhhhh, I manipulated the values and got it to work! I thought there might be a worksheet function that would give the last valued cell in a coulmn. But this works fine, now I just have to figure out why. Thanks again. -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. "T. Valko" wrote: It's not real clear what you want. You want the last value entered but you don't say where to look for it so here's my best guess: A1:J1 = dates A2:J2 = some data Return the value from A2:J2 that corresponds to the last date entered in A1:J1 =INDEX(A2:J2,MATCH(10^10,A1:J1)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "buzz" wrote in message ... Using excel 2007. I have a range consisting of "X" cells (monthly total results) in a column that progressively changes in value as the year progresses. There MAY be several successive entries for the same month, the dates of which are recorded in the same row, but in a a neighbor column. I want to automatically reference ONLY THE LAST CELL corresponding to the last date recorded. Is there a worksheet function that will give me the results of the LAST VALUED CELL IN A COLUMN? -- Seamen, with their inherent sense of order, service, and discipline, should really be running the world. |
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