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I have several columns of data, Lets say A to F. Some of these columns have
data and some do not. Column G would be where my formula would be. At the top
of each column is a date. The data maybe in any row and cell between A & F

Based on the info above, I would like to be able to find the last entry in a
row, take that value in that cell as well as the date on that specific column
and make both sets of data, part of formula.

Since I will copy this formula down Column G on each row, my reference to
the date on each column is always changing. Is there any formula that will
allow me to find the last entry in a row, take that value and the associated
date into a formula. I am able to find the last values in a row, but can not
find the formula to use if I want to get the date from the column where the
last entry was found.

Row A B C D E F
G
1 Date 1 Date 2 Date 3 Date 4 Date 5 Date 6
Formula Result
2 1 2 3
3 & Date 3
3 5 6
6 & Date 5
4 3 5
5 & Date 4
5 7
3 3 & Date 6
6 4 4
4 & Date 5

Formula I am using forlast value in row is:

LOOKUP(MAX(A2:B2)+1,A2:B2

 
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