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On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 15:46:00 -0800, Jennifer
wrote: I would like to create a formula where I can copy a date entered in the last cell of a row on the same spreadsheet. I would like to insert the formula starting in C2. For example, in row 2 of my spreadsheet, if cell H2 (last one) has a date, copy the date to C2. But if H2 is blank, copy F2 to C2 if F2 has a date. But, if F2 is blank, copy D2 to C2 if D2 has a date. The cells I would like checked are not adjacent to each other. I hope this is makes sense. Please let me know if you need clarification. Any feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks! A date is a number in Excel, merely presented in a date format. Accordingly =LOOKUP(1E+307,D2:IV2) will return the last numeric entry in row 2 to the right of cell C2. (For Excel 2007, you may want to extend the range). --ron |
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