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I have a google spreatsheets for weight on a given date (it's new years). How can I create a formula that will return the non-empty value for the latest date.
A C
2019-01-22
2019-01-15
2019-01-08 200
2019-01-01 191.4
So the result of this will return 200, since 2018-01-08 is the latest date that has a value for C and 200 is that value.
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I have a google spreatsheets for weight on a given date (it's new years). How can I create a formula that will return the non-empty value for the latest date.
A C
2019-01-22
2019-01-15
2019-01-08 200
2019-01-01 191.4
So the result of this will return 200, since 2018-01-08 is the latest date that has a value for C and 200 is that value.
google-sheets
edited Jan 1 at 23:34
Dandelion
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asked Jan 1 at 19:10
Micah PearceMicah Pearce
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I have a google spreatsheets for weight on a given date (it's new years). How can I create a formula that will return the non-empty value for the latest date.
A C
2019-01-22
2019-01-15
2019-01-08 200
2019-01-01 191.4
So the result of this will return 200, since 2018-01-08 is the latest date that has a value for C and 200 is that value.
google-sheets
edited Jan 1 at 23:34
Dandelion
409721
asked Jan 1 at 19:10
Micah PearceMicah Pearce
462413
I have a google spreatsheets for weight on a given date (it's new years). How can I create a formula that will return the non-empty value for the latest date.
A C
2019-01-22
2019-01-15
2019-01-08 200
2019-01-01 191.4
So the result of this will return 200, since 2018-01-08 is the latest date that has a value for C and 200 is that value.
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google-sheets
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asked Jan 1 at 19:10
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edited Jan 1 at 23:34
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Assuming there is no repeated date in column "A" and also if corresponding values are in column "B" you can use something like:
INDIRECT(
ADDRESS(
MATCH(
MAX(
FILTER(A2:A5,NOT(ISBLANK(B2:B5)))
)
,A2:A5)
,2)
)
Note that the ending 2 is the column number of "B".
answered Jan 1 at 19:56
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Please try, for weight:
=index(C:C,match(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:A,0))
or for date (the 'engine' for above):
=maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>")
Or, a little shorter:
=VLOOKUP(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:C,3,0)
Shorter still, if the sort order can be guaranteed:
=index(filter(C:C,C:C>0),1,1)
answered Jan 1 at 20:33
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Assuming there is no repeated date in column "A" and also if corresponding values are in column "B" you can use something like:
INDIRECT(
ADDRESS(
MATCH(
MAX(
FILTER(A2:A5,NOT(ISBLANK(B2:B5)))
)
,A2:A5)
,2)
)
Note that the ending 2 is the column number of "B".
answered Jan 1 at 19:56
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Assuming there is no repeated date in column "A" and also if corresponding values are in column "B" you can use something like:
INDIRECT(
ADDRESS(
MATCH(
MAX(
FILTER(A2:A5,NOT(ISBLANK(B2:B5)))
)
,A2:A5)
,2)
)
Note that the ending 2 is the column number of "B".
answered Jan 1 at 19:56
DandelionDandelion
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Assuming there is no repeated date in column "A" and also if corresponding values are in column "B" you can use something like:
INDIRECT(
ADDRESS(
MATCH(
MAX(
FILTER(A2:A5,NOT(ISBLANK(B2:B5)))
)
,A2:A5)
,2)
)
Note that the ending 2 is the column number of "B".
answered Jan 1 at 19:56
DandelionDandelion
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Assuming there is no repeated date in column "A" and also if corresponding values are in column "B" you can use something like:
INDIRECT(
ADDRESS(
MATCH(
MAX(
FILTER(A2:A5,NOT(ISBLANK(B2:B5)))
)
,A2:A5)
,2)
)
Note that the ending 2 is the column number of "B".
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Please try, for weight:
=index(C:C,match(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:A,0))
or for date (the 'engine' for above):
=maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>")
Or, a little shorter:
=VLOOKUP(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:C,3,0)
Shorter still, if the sort order can be guaranteed:
=index(filter(C:C,C:C>0),1,1)
answered Jan 1 at 20:33
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Please try, for weight:
=index(C:C,match(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:A,0))
or for date (the 'engine' for above):
=maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>")
Or, a little shorter:
=VLOOKUP(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:C,3,0)
Shorter still, if the sort order can be guaranteed:
=index(filter(C:C,C:C>0),1,1)
answered Jan 1 at 20:33
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Please try, for weight:
=index(C:C,match(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:A,0))
or for date (the 'engine' for above):
=maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>")
Or, a little shorter:
=VLOOKUP(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:C,3,0)
Shorter still, if the sort order can be guaranteed:
=index(filter(C:C,C:C>0),1,1)
answered Jan 1 at 20:33
pnutspnuts
48.9k763100
Please try, for weight:
=index(C:C,match(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:A,0))
or for date (the 'engine' for above):
=maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>")
Or, a little shorter:
=VLOOKUP(maxifs(A:A,C:C,"<>"),A:C,3,0)
Shorter still, if the sort order can be guaranteed:
=index(filter(C:C,C:C>0),1,1)
answered Jan 1 at 20:33
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