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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Sendt: Søndag, 16. desember 2012 18.59
Emne: Re: Vedr: [ExcelVBA] Find position of first non-zero in range
Then I fear that you are going to be stuck with a nested IF. I'm not sure about V 2007/10 but up to and including 2003 there was a limit of seven. You could get around this I think but it was a real PITA.
Lisa
Sent: Sun, Dec 16, 2012 6:34 pm
Subject: Re: Vedr: [ExcelVBA] Find position of first non-zero in range
Thanks for your interest, Lisa.
The range is fixed, but I don't want an extra column/row.
Torstein
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