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![]() Well thanks for this, it has opened up the whole new concept of array formulas for me. As a novice, however, I seem to be doing something wrong. I have carried out the follwing steps; Entered a number of values in column A Entered the formula in Cell B1 and pressed CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER I then get message saying that the formula contains an error The part of the formula A65535"" is highlighted (I found it would accept the formula without these two quotation marks - but of course it does not return the right value) Is it possible to tell from this what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance. JE McGimpsey Wrote: One way (array-entered: CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER or CMD-RETURN): =INDEX(A:A,MAX((A1:A65535"")*ROW(INDIRECT("1:65535 ")))) In article , dthomas wrote: - Is it possible to link a cell to a column in such a way that the cell will always return the last value in that column, and will update when a new value is added to the column? Thanks- -- dthomas |
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