Offset function to find last value in range - with data gaps in range

mizogy

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi All

I am aware you can use Lookup to find the last value in a range (which also takes into account the possibility of there being blank values in between the data points), however it does not work with the offset function. I want to use offset to return the Month End.

Any ideas?

Best, Mizogy

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Would that be ?

Excel Formula:
=LOOKUP(2;1/(NOT(ISBLANK(B:B)));B:B)
 
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OFFSET is a volatile function. Why would you want to use it if you can avoid it?
 
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