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    Re: How to go End of Huge Data Range?

    use CTRL+ Navigation Arrow Key on keyboard
    i.e. if you wanna go to the last Non-Blank row in a column press CTRL+Down Arrow key
    if your range contains empty cells then use this shortcut SHIFT+CTRL+Arrow key

    if you wanna Get the Value of cell in a column you can use this formula
    =INDIRECT("A"&COUNTA(A:A))
    This formula will work only if there is no Blank Cell in the range.
    Last edited by smb_146; 03-31-2014 at 02:00 PM.

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    Re: How to go End of Huge Data Range?

    If they're text values, this formula will return the last text string in column A:

    =INDEX(A:A, MATCH("z*",A:A, 1))


    If the values are numeric, this will return the last numeric value in column A:

    =LOOKUP(99^99, A:A)
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