Bright01
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Formula to drop text to a common Row.
EE Pros,
I have two results in two columns that are the results of formulas. I want the results to appear on the same row at the bottom. What formula can I use that looks for the text in the column and then produces it on the same row line?
Thank you in advance!
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I have two results in two columns that are the results of formulas. I want the results to appear on the same row at the bottom. What formula can I use that looks for the text in the column and then produces it on the same row line?
Thank you in advance!
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Formula-to-drop-Text.jpg
Can there ever be more than one row of text in the columns? What formulas do you have in columns E & F? It would be easier if you post a sample workbook for us to work from.
ASKER
No.... the current formula only returns one row of text in the designated column. I simply want the results in the column, where there appears a Text result, drop to a common row from two columns.
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OK, understood. It just might have been simpler if we had those formulas as we could potentially bypass that to populate row 64.
Otherwise, try these in column E and F...
=INDEX(E54:E63, SUMPRODUCT((E54:E63<>"")*R OW(E54:E63 ))-ROW(E53 ))
=INDEX(F54:F63, SUMPRODUCT((F54:F63<>"")*R OW(F54:F63 ))-ROW(F53 ))
Wayne
Otherwise, try these in column E and F...
=INDEX(E54:E63, SUMPRODUCT((E54:E63<>"")*R
=INDEX(F54:F63, SUMPRODUCT((F54:F63<>"")*R
Wayne
ASKER
Here is what I get when I apply the formulas to the bottom row. I shifted the rows in the formula to reflect the right columns. I see I didn't give you the right columns when I sent you the first screen shot.
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Wayne,
Thank you! Works great. Appreciate the effort.
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Thank you! Works great. Appreciate the effort.
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