I've found solutions for finding the last non-blank/non-zero value in a
column, but I couldn't figure out how to convert for a row:

Previously I had five cells to populate (H6-L6). What I need is the last
value that is completed. The first week would only have H6, the next week
I6, etc...

The formula I had (which worked fine):

=IF(Q6="",IF(O6="",IF(M6="",IF(K6="",IF(I6="",G6,I 6),K6),M6),O6),Q6)
(A1:A9)

Now that I have 10 cells (H6-Q6) to fill out, I can't use the formula above
as there are too many IF Statements).

Unfortunately, the value each week could go up or down, so I can't do
min/max.

Appreciate any insight you all might have.

V/R

KSL.

This will return the rightmost numeric value from the range if there is one:

=LOOKUP(1E100,H6:Q6)

If there isn't a numeric value in the range the formula will return #N/A. To
prevent the error you can use this version:

=IF(COUNT(H6:Q6),LOOKUP(1E100,H6:Q6),"")

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Leonhardtk" wrote in message
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I've found solutions for finding the last non-blank/non-zero value in a
column, but I couldn't figure out how to convert for a row:

Previously I had five cells to populate (H6-L6). What I need is the last
value that is completed. The first week would only have H6, the next week
I6, etc...

The formula I had (which worked fine):

=IF(Q6="",IF(O6="",IF(M6="",IF(K6="",IF(I6="",G6,I 6),K6),M6),O6),Q6)
(A1:A9)

Now that I have 10 cells (H6-Q6) to fill out, I can't use the formula
above
as there are too many IF Statements).

Unfortunately, the value each week could go up or down, so I can't do
min/max.

Appreciate any insight you all might have.

V/R

KSL.

=LOOKUP(10000000000,6:6) if it's a number

"Leonhardtk" wrote:

I've found solutions for finding the last non-blank/non-zero value in a
column, but I couldn't figure out how to convert for a row:

Previously I had five cells to populate (H6-L6). What I need is the last
value that is completed. The first week would only have H6, the next week
I6, etc...

The formula I had (which worked fine):

=IF(Q6="",IF(O6="",IF(M6="",IF(K6="",IF(I6="",G6,I 6),K6),M6),O6),Q6)
(A1:A9)

Now that I have 10 cells (H6-Q6) to fill out, I can't use the formula above
as there are too many IF Statements).

Unfortunately, the value each week could go up or down, so I can't do
min/max.

Appreciate any insight you all might have.

V/R

KSL.