Newest Sales Figure Report

ExcelRoy

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Hi,

I have a minor problem that im sure there is an easier solution

I have 6 sales figures (every 2 months in a year)

these are on sheet 2 in the following cells

H14
W14
AL14
BA14
BP14
CE14

On sheet 1 i have a summary of the accounts etc

I am looking for a way to show on sheet 1 the latest sales made from row 14

example

H14 - £32,000
W14 - £28,924
AL14
BA14
BP14
CE14

I would like the return to be £28,924 or

H14 - £32,000
W14 - £28,924
AL14 - £16,999
BA14 - £35,323
BP14
CE14

Then the return would be £35,323

Alternatively at the start of the year

H14
W14
AL14
BA14
BP14
CE14

would return a simple ""

Hope all this makes sense

Thanks
 

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Hi,

I have a minor problem that im sure there is an easier solution

I have 6 sales figures (every 2 months in a year)

these are on sheet 2 in the following cells

H14
W14
AL14
BA14
BP14
CE14

On sheet 1 i have a summary of the accounts etc

I am looking for a way to show on sheet 1 the latest sales made from row 14

example

H14 - £32,000
W14 - £28,924
AL14
BA14
BP14
CE14

I would like the return to be £28,924 or

H14 - £32,000
W14 - £28,924
AL14 - £16,999
BA14 - £35,323
BP14
CE14

Then the return would be £35,323

Alternatively at the start of the year

H14
W14
AL14
BA14
BP14
CE14

would return a simple ""

Hope all this makes sense

Thanks
Try...
Rich (BB code):
=IF(COUNT(H14,W14,AL14,BA14,BP14,CE14),LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,
    IF(MOD(COLUMN(H14:CE14)-COLUMN(H14),15)=0,H14:CE14)),"")

Also..
Rich (BB code):
=LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E+307,
   1/CHOOSE({1,2,3,4,5,6},H14,W14,AL14,BA14,BP14,CE14),
   CHOOSE({1,2,3,4,5,6},H14,W14,AL14,BA14,BP14,CE14))
 
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