last value "greater than zero" in a range
 

Hi folks,

I have formulae in every other cell from F70:AB70. I'm looking for a
way to return the last value greater than zero contained in that
range. Can I do this without editing VBA?

Thanks for any assistance.

Troy

last value "greater than zero" in a range
 

There is probably a simpler formula, but until someone posts it...

=INDEX(70:70,,SUMPRODUCT(MAX(COLUMN(F70:AB70)*(F70 :AB70<0)*(F70:AB70<""))))

Rick


"TSW632" wrote in message
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Hi folks,

I have formulae in every other cell from F70:AB70. I'm looking for a
way to return the last value greater than zero contained in that
range. Can I do this without editing VBA?

Thanks for any assistance.

Troy

last value "greater than zero" in a range
 

=LOOKUP(2,1/(F70:AB700),F70:AB70)

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HTH

Bob


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"TSW632" wrote in message
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Hi folks,

I have formulae in every other cell from F70:AB70. I'm looking for a
way to return the last value greater than zero contained in that
range. Can I do this without editing VBA?

Thanks for any assistance.

Troy

last value "greater than zero" in a range
 

On May 15, 11:47*am, "Bob Phillips" wrote:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(F70:AB700),F70:AB70)

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)

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Hi folks,

I have formulae in every other cell from F70:AB70. I'm looking for a
way to return the last value greater than zero contained in that
range. Can I do this without editing VBA?

Thanks for any assistance.

Troy- Hide quoted text -

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Awesome!!! They both work. Thanks Rick and Bob!