Row of Last non-blank cell in column Dynamic Named Range

Jeffrey Mahoney

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I currently use this as part of my OFFSET function to find the last used row because it works with for both numbers and text.
MAX((AB:AB<>"")*ROW(AB:AB))

I've tried using Match(1e+300,AC:AC,1) which will find the last row if all the cells contain numbers. Also Match("zzzzzzzzzzz",AC:AC,1) which works for text.

Does anybody else use something more simple?
 

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I need a bit of clarification here. When you say "last row", are you referring to the actual row # of the excel spread sheet? Or the n-th row of your dynamic array. In the example below, suppose your array is from A4:A16. Would your last row be 13 or 10 (the 10th element of the dynamic array)?

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How about

Excel Formula:
=ROW(XLOOKUP(TRUE,A:A<>"",A:A,,0,-1))

Don't know if that consider simpler.
 
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Some variations of the above.
Excel Formula:
=MAX(MATCH(2,1/(A:A<>""),1),1)
Excel Formula:
=AGGREGATE(14,6,ROW(A:A)/(A:A<>""),1)
 
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Thank you Cubist and Tetra,

Those are interesting variations on the same theme also using two functions. I appreciate your time. I'm going to continue using my solution for dynamic named ranges like this:
=$AC$8:INDEX($AC:$AC,MAX((AC:AC<>"")*ROW(AC:AC)))

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8805550218 Series
9805550218 Series
105221220485 Series
11805179988 Series
12802926828 Series
13801069988 Series
1438160118AOther
15805586758 Series
16805586758 Series
176020494006 Series
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