Enter this anywhere, in a cell formatted to a date format of your choice:
=LOOKUP(2,1/((A1:A100<>"")),A1:A100)
And then simply copy it across to the next column to get the last value in
Column B.

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tfrentz - 29 Oct 2006 23:41 GMT
Hi,
Thanks, that worked, but I guess I didn't explain myself completely as my
intention was to be able to add data to the columns in the future. Can the
formula's range be modified to handle the whole column? That way I won't
have to manually adjust the ranges in the future. I tried making the range
A:A, which no success.
Also, could you explain what the parameters of the function mean?
thanks
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Fred Smith - 30 Oct 2006 00:19 GMT
Vlookup will do what you want, as in:
=vlookup(999999999999,A:B,1) where 999999999 is greater than any value in
column A
=vlookup(999999999999,A:B,2) will pick up the adjacent column

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tfrentz - 30 Oct 2006 01:44 GMT
Hi Fred,
That worked great. Thanks.
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Ragdyer - 30 Oct 2006 04:49 GMT
To reference the entire column, you might try this:
=LOOKUP(99^99,A:A)

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