Dynamic Reports in Excel

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adrienne
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Hey Josh,

Here is a more intuitive formula, using dynamic arrays to capture the most recent row:

=TAKE(FILTER(N9:N1000, N9:N1000<>""), -1)
This also means, you can go back -2, -3, -4, -5, etc., whereas with (LOOKUP(2, 1) or (LOOKUP(3, 1), you can't go back further than the most current or prior.

An optimised version of the Month change % calc, again using dynamic arrays:

=(TAKE(FILTER(N9:N1000, N9:N1000<>""), -1) / INDEX(TAKE(FILTER(N9:N1000, N9:N1000<>""), -2), 1)) - 1

Also, the month change % formula should be NEW-OLD/OLD or NEW/OLD-1

moxie
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Is there an easy way to copy and paste these pretty templates into an outlook email and keep and links live? Every time I try I get wonky formatting and dead links :/

anne