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Default Return Formula results to specific row of matched criteria

Hi All,

I am using a conditional Formula to meet various criteria:

The formula does return the correct and expected results. However, I would
like the row positioning of the results changed. At the moment, the TRUE
result 0 is returned against the first instance of matched pattern "B"; I
would like the TRUE result 0 returned to the row of the second instance of
matched pattern "B". The FALSE result is the value in the row above +1
(sequential count until criteria is met).

Sample of data (text letters will vary):
B
##
A
B
##

Expected Results
B
##
A
B Would like 0 (zero) here. At the moment it returns to the first instance
of "B".
##

Thanks
Sam

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