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    adjusting formula index with count t get last value in column

    hello

    i need help to fix my formula to get the last value in columns it supposes the result in e2,e3,d2,d3 after search in cell a3
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    Re: adjusting formula index with count t get last value in column

    In D3 enter
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    Re: adjusting formula index with count t get last value in column

    hi, pepe you can check my file after use a new formula , your formula works only in e2 and 2 and gives me wrong date in e3,d3 and i would for you make clear this
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    Re: adjusting formula index with count t get last value in column

    See attached
    Use the Evaluate formula tool to see how the formula works
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    where i get this tool from,please ?

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    Re: adjusting formula index with count t get last value in column

    Formula tab - Formula auditing group

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    Re: adjusting formula index with count t get last value in column

    thank pepe for every thing now formula really works

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    Re: adjusting formula index with count t get last value in column

    You're welcome
    also see https://www.ablebits.com/office-addi...okup-function/ for more explanation

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