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This has to be pretty easy, and I did it with a huge IF statement, but there
has to be a simpler way. I have data like this 2005 2004 2003 2002 bob 7 5 1 dave 6 2 chris 5 3 3 greg 9 8 4 There are some blanks in the table where there is simply no value I want a formula that will subtract the oldest available from the newest available. So for Bob it will subtract 7-1, for Dave it will be 6-2, for Chris it will be 5-3, and for Greg it will be 9-4. So it looks for the data in the furthest left cell in the range and the subtracts the value in the cell that is furthest right. Is this an easy fix? Ted |
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