vlookup adapation

PGD15

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Hi,

I am writting a vlookup:

=VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)

This formula currently returns the bottom value in column 29. however i want this formula to return the bottom value that is not equal to zero. so i need to try get a <>0 in somewhere but I cannot figure it out.

Can someone please help :)
 
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Hi,

I am writting a vlookup:

=VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)

This formula currently returns the bottom value in column 29. however i want this formula to return the bottom value that is not equal to zero. so i need to try get a <>0 in somewhere but I cannot figure it out.

Can someone please help :)
=IF(VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)=0,"Do Something",VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE))
 
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=IF(VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)=0,"Do Something",VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE))

Hi, instead of displaying specfic text such as "do something" I want it to return the cell value which is not 0 but at the bottom of the range ....
such as .... the not the yellow cell but the green one. (this is an example not my correct data) https://ibb.co/***c5T

replace the *** for f u k no space just unfortunate name :)
 
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or try ... dont think other link is working:
https://postimg.cc/image/3jz0qw3y9/
3jz0qw3y9
 
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or try ... dont think other link is working:
https://postimg.cc/image/3jz0qw3y9/
3jz0qw3y9
"Do something is not a text there. It was a message were you :) Do whatever you want :LOL:

Ok, In your case;
=IF(VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)=0,SMALL(IF('Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$A$154=B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$AC$2:$AC$154),2),VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE))
 
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Hi, instead of displaying specfic text such as "do something" I want it to return the cell value which is not 0 but at the bottom of the range ....
such as .... the not the yellow cell but the green one. (this is an example not my correct data) https://ibb.co/***c5T

replace the *** for f u k no space just unfortunate name :)
I didn't know that f u k is an offensive word. Usually you need a c to complete the job :biggrin:
 
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"Do something is not a text there. It was a message were you :) Do whatever you want :LOL:

Ok, In your case;
=IF(VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)=0,SMALL(IF('Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$A$154=B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$AC$2:$AC$154),2),VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE))

:'( the small returns the smallest value, which is still zero large is the largest. I want the bottom data entry that's not zero. as the values fluctuate I cannot use a min/max/small/large formula which is why im stuck returning the value above the zero.
 
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"Do something is not a text there. It was a message were you :) Do whatever you want :LOL:

Ok, In your case;
=IF(VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)=0,SMALL(IF('Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$A$154=B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$AC$2:$AC$154),2),VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE))

Also I was aware about the do something :LOL: i just didnt know what to replace it with to make what I want to happen work
 
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Also I was aware about the do something :LOL: i just didnt know what to replace it with to make what I want to happen work


Ok lets try this one:
=IF(VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE)=0,=INDEX('Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$A$154,MATCH(TRUE,'Daily Breakdown'!$AC$2:$AC$154>VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE),0)),VLOOKUP(B21,'Daily Breakdown'!$A$2:$AV$154,29,TRUE))
 
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