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14 nov. 2011 · The TOCOL function with second argument set to 1 removes the blank values in the range A2:A and the CHOOSEROWS function with second argument set to -1 returns the first value from the bottom (i.e. the last value). The same formula can also be used to return the last non-empty value from a row:
15 apr. 2024 · Thankfully, a little bit of Google sheets formula wizardry can make this possible. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use a formula to get the last value in the column in Google Sheets(both when you have numbers or text or both in a column).
6 nov. 2015 · Assuming you have values in column A, filter out empty cells, return squeezed array last value by counting rows, return squeezed array penultimate value by counting rows and subtracting 1.
18 iun. 2019 · You’ve got a column with a bunch of rows of values. And maybe rows get added or removed from time to time. So, the location of the last (or perhaps latest) value is always changing. Here’s how you find that last value and grab it so you can do stuff with it.
26 nov. 2023 · Having selected the cell where you want the result for the last value in a column in Google Sheets to be generated, let’s quickly enter the formula to find the last number in our spreadsheet. To do that, navigate to the formula bar and type in the following formula: =INDEX (C:C,MATCH (143^143,C:C))
30 oct. 2023 · In this tutorial, you will learn how to get the last value in a column in Google Sheets. You might occasionally need to know the last value in a column in Google Sheets if you work with continuously growing data (where you constantly add more values to the column or the row).
I'm using Google Sheets. Every week I add a column with new data, and I need the data from the latest column copied into another sheet. The formula needs to pull the cell of the last column in the row. I've googled left and right and tried and tried. The "best" formula that I have tried is: =index(2:2,counta(2:2)) But I get:
