Hi Everyone,
I would like to drag a formula down, skipping where the formula is not true but still maintain a continuous sequence
See attached
Thanks
Kevin
Hi Everyone,
I would like to drag a formula down, skipping where the formula is not true but still maintain a continuous sequence
See attached
Thanks
Kevin
In D3 copied down:
=IFERROR(INDEX($B$3:$B$9,AGGREGATE(15,6,(ROW($B$3:$B$9)-ROW($B$3)+1)/($B$3:$B$98<>""),ROWS($B$3:B3))),"")
Ali
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Try:
=IFERROR(INDEX($B:$B,AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW($B$3:$B$11)/($B$3:$B$11<>""),ROWS(D$3:D3))),"")
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Thank you Ali, thank you Glenn both worked great
Kevin
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Hi,
It doesn't appear to work correctly?
What doesn't work correctly? If not, in what way? More detail, please.
This =IFERROR(INDEX(B3:B$9,ROW()-2+(B3="")),"") offered by Jose
It doesn't pickup 30 in the example given
I'm not sure if the absence of a $ in B3:B$9 was intentional or not... but even with it, it didn't work
No, it doesn't work. It's to do with the section where the adjacent column is being tested for a value - the logic doesn't quite stack up, as far as I can see.
Hi
I was wrong.
The range for counting false values is greater than the range you want to get.
My apologies.
You rarely get it wrong Jose!!
Hi,
No apology necessary I really appreciate you taking the time to help me
Thanks
Kevin
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