ShadowRider
New Member
- Joined
- Sep 23, 2010
- Messages
- 27
- Office Version
- 365
- Platform
- MacOS
- Web
In excel, I can create a table and find the first and last row of said table with functions like =min(row(table1)), =max(row(table1)).
I'm trying to emulate the functionality in google sheets and I thought a named range would be the appropriate way for this. For first row, this works: =min(row(named range)). (Actually, just =row(namedrange) works which is why): =max(row(named range)) does not work. Is there a simple way to get the last row in a named range regardless if it contains any data?
Is there a better approach to achieve this excel table-esque capability in google sheets?
Thanks,
-Eric
I'm trying to emulate the functionality in google sheets and I thought a named range would be the appropriate way for this. For first row, this works: =min(row(named range)). (Actually, just =row(namedrange) works which is why): =max(row(named range)) does not work. Is there a simple way to get the last row in a named range regardless if it contains any data?
Is there a better approach to achieve this excel table-esque capability in google sheets?
Thanks,
-Eric