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Hello all,
I can get the last value in column F by using LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,F:F) on the same sheet but have no success in geting this value from another sheet. Thanks in advance for your help, /mark |
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=LOOKUP(2,1/(Sheet2!F:F0),Sheet2!F:F) Assumes the column is F in the other sheet "sheet2", change as necessary -- _______________________ Naz, London "Mark Dvorkin" wrote: Hello all, I can get the last value in column F by using LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,F:F) on the same sheet but have no success in geting this value from another sheet. Thanks in advance for your help, /mark |
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It's no difference whether it is referring to another sheet,
are you using numbers only? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "Mark Dvorkin" wrote in message ... Hello all, I can get the last value in column F by using LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,F:F) on the same sheet but have no success in geting this value from another sheet. Thanks in advance for your help, /mark |
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Naz,
if you could explain the syntax of your example ... 2,1/ what it means? Nevertheless your example answered my question. =LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,Sheet2!F:F) calling the function from a cell on sheet1 gets the last value in the F column of sheet2 Thanks!!! Naz wrote: Try =LOOKUP(2,1/(Sheet2!F:F0),Sheet2!F:F) Assumes the column is F in the other sheet "sheet2", change as necessary |
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Have a look at Aladin's explanation in the following link...
http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewto...ys=0&postorder =asc&start=0 In article , Mark Dvorkin wrote: Naz, if you could explain the syntax of your example ... 2,1/ what it means? Nevertheless your example answered my question. =LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,Sheet2!F:F) calling the function from a cell on sheet1 gets the last value in the F column of sheet2 Thanks!!! Naz wrote: Try =LOOKUP(2,1/(Sheet2!F:F0),Sheet2!F:F) Assumes the column is F in the other sheet "sheet2", change as necessary |
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Domenic,
Thanks for the link: I'm still chewing on it! Domenic wrote: Have a look at Aladin's explanation in the following link... http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewto...ys=0&postorder =asc&start=0 In article , Mark Dvorkin wrote: Naz, if you could explain the syntax of your example ... 2,1/ what it means? Nevertheless your example answered my question. =LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,Sheet2!F:F) calling the function from a cell on sheet1 gets the last value in the F column of sheet2 Thanks!!! Naz wrote: Try =LOOKUP(2,1/(Sheet2!F:F0),Sheet2!F:F) Assumes the column is F in the other sheet "sheet2", change as necessary |
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