Dynamic Range using last value in array formula

NicholasP

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I have a formula I'm trying to modify without using VB...

Code:
=IFERROR(LINEST(Output!D210:D245,Output!E210:O245,TRUE,TRUE),"")

The idea is that D245 is the last row in a data set and D210 is the previous 36 months. Is this possible to make dynamic without VB?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Nick
 

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Instead of D210:D245 try INDEX(D:D,match(9.9999e307,D:D)):INDEX(D:D,match(9.9999e307,D:D)-35)
Same with the E column
(and supposing there is nothing else in col D and E after the last row you need to reference)
 
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