Thanks for getting back Torstein... Good formula...
I was experimenting with changing the values so a contiguous text string and then using FIND.
This is way far better.
Lisa (Group Moderator)
Sent: Sun, Dec 16, 2012 8:28 pm
Subject: Vedr: Vedr: [ExcelVBA] Find position of first non-zero in range
Hi again, nested IF-functions is a mess. After some googling and trying/failing
I'm up with
= match(true;INDEX(A1:A10<>0;0);0)
It's translated from my norwegian Excel, hope its readbale in an english excel.
Torstein
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