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Default display last cell in a column as the sheet is updated

I am trying to have the last value entered in a column to display at the
bottom of the column. Each column is updated daily and I want it to always
take the last value in the column.

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Default display last cell in a column as the sheet is updated

Marc,

For example, in cell D101, enter:

=INDEX(D1:D100,COUNTA(D1:D100))

This assumes that there are no intermediate blanks in range D1:D100 - i.e., cell D59 is blank but
cells D60, D61, and on are filled. If that is the case (intermediate blanks are there) then this
array formula, entered with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, will do it:

=INDEX(D1:D100,MAX((D1:D100<"")*ROW(D1:D100)))

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


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I am trying to have the last value entered in a column to display at the
bottom of the column. Each column is updated daily and I want it to always
take the last value in the column.

Thank You



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