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I have created a column that calculates the running total, and i would like
Excel to use only the last value in the list. however, when a new value is
added to the bottom of the list, excel will then take that entry.

Can anybody help. Thanks
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What if the list is not continuous, or if i display "zero values", can i get
it to display the last entry greater than 1?

"Nick Hodge" wrote:

Ayedeeh

If the data is contiguous, (say in column A), you could use this

=INDIRECT("A"&COUNTA(A:A))

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I have created a column that calculates the running total, and i would like
Excel to use only the last value in the list. however, when a new value is
added to the bottom of the list, excel will then take that entry.

Can anybody help. Thanks




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