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Default Calculation Using "Most Current Data Entered"

I am creating an inventory sheet for my business and I'm trying to get Excel
to look through an inventory sheet, take the most recently entered inventory
number, and divide it by the average daily sales to give me a "days out"
number. I was going to just use an IF(D1<"",D1,IF(C1<"",C1...etc, etc but
the limit to embedded IF statements struck that possibility. I figure there
has to be an easier way anyway.

Sheet 1 is the summary page where it has each product name, average daily
sales, and then the "days out" number. Sheet 2 has each product name
horizontally across the top and then the dates vertically on the left for a
daily inventory count. I just can't figure out a way to get Excel to pull
the most current date's inventory number.

Any ideas?
 
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