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Default Help to adapt Formula syntax to work with Dynamic Named Ranges

Hi All,

Is it possible to adapt Formulas using A1 style notation to use Dynamic
Named Ranges?

1. Find the LAST numeric value in a single column of a Dynamic named Range.
The column also contains valid zero’s and invalid blanks (empty cells).

=INDEX(A:A,MATCH(9.99999999999999E307,A:A))

=INDEX(COST,MATCH(9.99999999999999E307,COST)) ?


2. Sum the LAST 5 numeric values in a single column Dynamic named Range .
The column also contains valid zero’s and invalid blanks (empty cells).


3. Sum the 5 LARGEST numeric values. I have 20 Columns and 500 Rows of
data. The Range is called Database. I need to use two columns from Database
to provide the answer. The first column I reference is called Total – that
holds the 5 Largest values, then I need to SUM the 5 corresponding values
in Column 18.

=INDEX(Database,SUM(LARGE(Total,Row(1:5))),18) ?


Assistance very much appreciated.

Regards,
Sam

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