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Hello:
Please refer to attached file.
I have data from cell E5 down as shown.
I need formula in cell E1 to give the last row # which is greater then 0
In this case it will be 29
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
R
Hello:
Please refer to attached file.
I have data from cell E5 down as shown.
I need formula in cell E1 to give the last row # which is greater then 0
In this case it will be 29
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
R
Here is one way to do it, confirm with Ctrl Shift Enter:
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If you want the actual cell reference then:
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Ron
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Hello ron:
Thanks a lot
R
Hello Ron:
Seems like it is giving wrong result.
Please refer to attached file.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
R
Last edited by rizmomin; 04-26-2018 at 06:33 PM.
Hey, it's because it is taking those zeros as text. Convert them to numbers. If you must have them like that in text form then let me think of another way.
Secondly, because your using row 1 for you formula and the array range in the formula is starting at row 2, kindly change the part of the formula that has "+1" to +2:
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Hello Ron:
Yes some of them will be as TEXT, and so really would need the formula to accommodate.
Thanks
Riz
Try this
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Here you go, you don't need to change the zeros to numbers:
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If you insist to put it on E1 (confirmed both formulas as array):
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EDIT: Sorry, you'll end up in trouble if any value in the range in a NUMBER ZERO. Let me see what else you can use.... Don't use the 2 formulas I just typed
Last edited by ron2k_1; 04-26-2018 at 06:54 PM.
Hello ALkey:
I need row # instead of actual cell values
Thanks
R
Sorry,
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Put this in E1:
=MATCH(LOOKUP(9E+99,E2:E100),E2:E100,0)+1
Hope this helps.
Pete
Hello ron & Alkey:
Please refer to attached file.
Still does not give correct answer.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
It worked fine for me but try thisOriginally Posted by rizmomin
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Hello:
Please refer to attached file.
Look at your formula in cell H10
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks.
The formula I gave you in Post #10 returns value 36. I don't a see the problem there.
Wouldn't the answer be 28 in that file? (i.e. number greater than zero)
Pete
You want formula to return 28
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Hello:
I am sorry but i need the last row# with not zero, greater then zero.
In earlier attached sheet, last non-zero value is 4614.41 and thats the row# in need.
R
But that's row 28.
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Riz, at least one of us maybe drunk and it' not me
The formula form post 17 returns row 28. Row 28=4614.41
End of story.
Hello Alkey and others:
Now i got it right, just to clear up below formula works
Once again thanks to all
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