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If I have a worksheet that is a series of text logs that ascend vertically
down and I want the last entered log to be displayed on another worksheet, how do I do this?? |
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If you mean the very last row in the sheet, you can use
=INDEX([Book2]Sheet1!$C$1:$C$19,MATCH(1,--(NOT(ISBLANK([Book2]Sheet1!$C$1:$C$19))),1)) This is an array formula, meaning you commit it by simultaneously pressing Ctrl-Shift-Enter. Adjust it to reflect your workbook and worksheet names and ranges Note - it assumes there are no blank rows. "Misti" wrote: If I have a worksheet that is a series of text logs that ascend vertically down and I want the last entered log to be displayed on another worksheet, how do I do this?? |
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Another way:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(Sheet1!A1:A20<""),Sheet1!A1:A20) Biff "Misti" wrote in message ... If I have a worksheet that is a series of text logs that ascend vertically down and I want the last entered log to be displayed on another worksheet, how do I do this?? |
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