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    I would use =countif(b2:b100,">0) to determine number of data points

    (I will assume your data starts in row 2)

    then

    =offset(c1,countif(b2:b100,">0"),0) will be the last calculated number in column C

    if you need, you could put in error protection for any case where no value in column B is >0

    =if(max(b2:b100=0,0,offset(d1,countif(b2:b100,">0"),0))

    I do assume there will be no hourly rate<0
    not a professional, just trying to assist.....

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    another approach would be to use

    =rounddown((now()-today()),0)*24-1 to determine how many hours
    of data for today you will have, and then match this number in column a
    to find your data point.

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    Thank you, I'll give this a try tomorrow while at work, and report my results then. Thank you for the quick response.

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    Thanks duane!!

    I'm still not 100% sure how that formula works, but it has worked like a charm. I'm going to do some more studying of the help file for the countif and offset formula, so I can understand it all.

    Again thanks.

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