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Hi,
Column D has a list that continuously grows down the column. The list starts in D4. I need the last value at the bottom of the list reported in D1. The values are numbers and the numeric range is 1 thru 31 mixed. Thank-you in advanced. Amy |
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Try this...
=LOOKUP(1E100,D4:D5000) Adjust for a reasonable end of range: D5000 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Amy Spreadsheet" <Amy wrote in message ... Hi, Column D has a list that continuously grows down the column. The list starts in D4. I need the last value at the bottom of the list reported in D1. The values are numbers and the numeric range is 1 thru 31 mixed. Thank-you in advanced. Amy |
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A couple of ways, if indeed there are no blank cells in-between you can use
this =INDEX($D$4:$D$10000,COUNT($D$4:$D$10000)) replace 10000 with an approx number of cells that you think can be used Another way =LOOKUP(99^99,$D$4:$D$10000) which will work with blank cells as well -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Amy Spreadsheet" <Amy wrote in message ... Hi, Column D has a list that continuously grows down the column. The list starts in D4. I need the last value at the bottom of the list reported in D1. The values are numbers and the numeric range is 1 thru 31 mixed. Thank-you in advanced. Amy |
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Try the below formula in D1
=LOOKUP(10^10,D4:D10000) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Amy Spreadsheet" wrote: Hi, Column D has a list that continuously grows down the column. The list starts in D4. I need the last value at the bottom of the list reported in D1. The values are numbers and the numeric range is 1 thru 31 mixed. Thank-you in advanced. Amy |
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Thanks Jacob it works great.
Amy "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try the below formula in D1 =LOOKUP(10^10,D4:D10000) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Amy Spreadsheet" wrote: Hi, Column D has a list that continuously grows down the column. The list starts in D4. I need the last value at the bottom of the list reported in D1. The values are numbers and the numeric range is 1 thru 31 mixed. Thank-you in advanced. Amy |
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In D1 enter =LOOKUP(99^99,D4:D5000)
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 08:15:01 -0800, Amy Spreadsheet <Amy wrote: Hi, Column D has a list that continuously grows down the column. The list starts in D4. I need the last value at the bottom of the list reported in D1. The values are numbers and the numeric range is 1 thru 31 mixed. Thank-you in advanced. Amy |
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