Excel-TAKE function explained and how to use it to get last row
In this video, we'll be discussing the TAKE function in Excel and how you can use it to retrieve the last row of data in a spreadsheet.
The TAKE function is a powerful tool that can be used to extract a specific number of cells or rows from a given range. In this case, we will use it to extract the last row of data in our spreadsheet.
To begin, we will first select the range of cells we want to extract data from. Next, we will open the formula bar and type in the TAKE function. The syntax for this function is as follows:
=TAKE(range, rowCount, columnCount)
The "range" parameter specifies the range of cells we want to extract data from, while the "count" parameter specifies the number of cells or rows we want to extract. In this case, we will set the "rowCount" parameter to -1, as we only want to extract the last row of data.
Once we have entered the formula into the formula bar, we will press Enter, and the function will return the value of the last row of data in our selected range.
Overall, the TAKE function is an incredibly useful tool for data analysis in Excel. By utilizing this function, you can quickly and easily extract data from a range of cells, including the last row of data in your spreadsheet.
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