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Lookup with search range start based on position of last blank lin
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A B C D E Arr. Trk Lot time Grower No. Driver r2 Mary 1:00 Odom 2:00 Jesse 2:00 3:00 Odom 2:00 4:00 Jesse a1 Total a2 Lingo 2:00 5:00 Odom 2:00 6:00 Jesse 2:00 7:00 Odom 2:00 8:00 Jesse a2 Total Column A contains Lot number and calculated turnaround time for each driver. However, with second farm drivers come from, first load should NOT have a calculated turnaround time. Is there some way I can set the start of the lookup range to be the cell address of the last blank (null) entry in the E column so the formula will NOT look into the data from the previous farm when calculating the individual driver turn-around time? Here is formula used in A column currently to calculate turn-around time with arrival times entered in 12 hour format (NO AM/PM). Formula below copied from A column first load data line from second farm, Row 17. Same formula copied into A column for EVERY row that will contain driver and load data. =IF(OR(E17="",ISNA(LOOKUP(2,1/(E8:E16=E17),B8:B16))),"",IF(B17LOOKUP(2,1/(E8:E16=E17),B8:B16),B17-LOOKUP(2,1/(E8:E16=E17),B8:B16),(B17+TIME(12,0,0))-LOOKUP(2,1/(E8:E16=E17),B8:B16))) First IF handles error trapping so A remains blank if no data, or no matching data found in E column. Second IF handles error trapping to adjust if current arrival time value is less than previous arrival time value for this driver. |
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