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I have two column A and B. Column A contains ascending numbers from 1 to 100,
column B contains arbitrary values. What is the function that looks for the first nonzero value in column B (going from the frist to the last row) and returns the value of column A of the same row. |
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=MIN(IF(B1:B100<0,ROW(B1:B100))) Array-entered, meaning press ctrl/shift/enter. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I have two column A and B. Column A contains ascending numbers from 1 to 100, column B contains arbitrary values. What is the function that looks for the first nonzero value in column B (going from the frist to the last row) and returns the value of column A of the same row. . |
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 05:19:01 -0800, "DAVID"
wrote: I have two column A and B. Column A contains ascending numbers from 1 to 100, column B contains arbitrary values. What is the function that looks for the first nonzero value in column B (going from the frist to the last row) and returns the value of column A of the same row. See answer in your other posting. --ron |
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