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I have a several columns of numbers, and I want to calculate the last cell
in the column divided by the first cell in each case (= B300/B1). However, some columns do not extend all the way back to cell 1. For example, column F might contain values only from F65 to F300 and so I want to calculate = F300/F65 in this case. The cells always contain continuous values when they start. I want to write a formula to say "F300/highest cell with a value"? Can anyone suggest a way? Thanks, Steve |
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