On 2013-02-27 08:37, John R. Sowden wrote:
On 02/26/2013 11:04 AM, Jay Lozier wrote:
On 02/26/2013 01:19 PM, John R. Sowden wrote:
I create a lot of ledger spreadsheets, including date,doc 
no,item,debit,credit,balance,notes.
I have a formula in the balance column that tests for data in the 
item column to show the balance otherwise I put a space there 
[=if(c23="";"";g22+d23-e23)], so the balance does not display down 
the page.
That said, I am trying to figure out how to put the last amount (not 
space) in the balance column  in a formula to display the balance at 
the top of the screen, refer to it in a consolidated sheet, etc.
tia,
John
John
I assume you have a set of consolidated data cells. I would try 
=sum(balance range).
When I described how I might use the data in the last cell, I wanted 
to be vague because I did not want a solution that would only work 
under specific circumstances.  Actually what I want is a 
formula/function that will give me the amount in the last cell in the 
column that has a numeric value.
Short answer to your question: no, I do not have a set of consolidated 
data cells.
your sum function seems to want to sum a series of cells.  I only want 
the numeric value in the last cell in a column.
Hi. Possibly you could use VLOOKUP or MATCH to find the first space, and 
then return the row above, possibly needing an index column. If you have 
trouble searching for the space you could use a regular expression.
Steve
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