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Keith R
I have a formula that currently uses embedded if statements to check each
column (CountA) and stop at the furthest column that has something in it.
Is there a more efficient way, without using VBA, to check any sized range
to return the last column that has something in it?
For example, if my range was E4:Z18, and I wanted to return a number
between 1 (if only column E has data) up to 22 (if column Z has data)
I have to assume there may be blank columns, or columns that are only
partially filled- I just need to locate the last one with something in
it...
TIA!
column (CountA) and stop at the furthest column that has something in it.
Is there a more efficient way, without using VBA, to check any sized range
to return the last column that has something in it?
For example, if my range was E4:Z18, and I wanted to return a number
between 1 (if only column E has data) up to 22 (if column Z has data)
I have to assume there may be blank columns, or columns that are only
partially filled- I just need to locate the last one with something in
it...
TIA!