Find Last Row – Excel & Google Sheets

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Last updated on September 6, 2023
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This tutorial will demonstrate how to find the number of the last row in a range in Excel and Google Sheets.

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Find the Last Row of a Range

To find the last row of a range, you can use the ROW, ROWS, and MIN Functions:

=MIN(ROW(B3:B7))+ROWS(B3:B7)-1

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Let’s see how this formula works.

ROW with MIN Function

For a range with multiple rows, the ROW Function returns an array that contains all row numbers in that range.

=ROW(B3:B7)

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Note: If you are using Excel 2019 or earlier, to create this array formula you must press CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER to close out the formula instead of simply pressing ENTER.

We only need the first row number and can get it with the MIN Function. The MIN Function returns the smallest of a set of numbers.

=MIN(D3:D7)

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Here, our range starts on Row 3.

ROWS Function

The ROWS function returns the total number of rows in a range.

=ROWS(B3:B7)

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Start with the first row number, add the total number of rows, and subtract 1 to get the row number of the last cell in the range.

=E3+F3-1

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This is equivalent to our original formula of:

=MIN(ROW(B3:B7))+ROWS(B3:B7)-1

 

Find Last Row in Google Sheets

These formulas work exactly the same in Google Sheets as in Excel.

find last row Google Function

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