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- May 16, 2023
=INDEX($A4:$CP4,LARGE(IF(($A4:$CP4<>"")*($A4:$CP4<>0),COLUMN($A:$CP)),DA$3))Thanks for your reply. I've changed the formula and now it ignores blank cells and cells with 0. Now you don't need to change cells with 0 values.
=INDEX($A3:$U3,LARGE(IF(($A3:$U3<>"")+($A3:$U3<>0),COLUMN($A:$U)),V$2))You can try this formula which is in cell V3 and filled across range V3:AE7. Enter the formula with ctrl+shift+enter if you don't work with Office 365 or Excel 2021.
=LARGE($V3:$AE3,AF$2)This formula is in cell AF3 and filled across range AF3:AM7.
The lowest scores among the last 10 rounds can be returned accordinly.
=INDEX($A4:$CP4,LARGE(IF(($A4:$CP4<>"")+($A4:$CP4<>0),COLUMN($A:$CP)),DA$3))
This resulted in the output #Value!. In my case I have 19 empty scores in the row from right to left before it reaches any values. but I assume with this formula it should look past those 0s until it finds actual scores.
- OliverScheurichMay 16, 2023Gold Contributor
The formula works in my Excel 2013 file if i enter it with ctrl+shift+enter. Arrayformulas have to be entered with ctrl+shift+enter if one doesn't work with Office 365 or Excel 2021.
- mdmiles1485May 16, 2023Copper ContributorOkay before I attempt. Do you feel I should try and achieve blanks for cells that currently hold a value of 0? Also thanks so much for even attempting to help me on this. I've been stumped.
- OliverScheurichMay 16, 2023Gold Contributor
=INDEX($A4:$CP4,LARGE(IF(($A4:$CP4<>"")*($A4:$CP4<>0),COLUMN($A:$CP)),DA$3))Thanks for your reply. I've changed the formula and now it ignores blank cells and cells with 0. Now you don't need to change cells with 0 values.