ROW(1:1) is not dependent on the current row, you can put it anywhere
and it will return a 1, as oppose to ROW()-11 which has to be put
somewhere in row 12 to return a 1. You could also go with ROW(A1) or
any cell address in row 1.

Regards
JG




cxlough41 Wrote:
I think i know what this small change does but I am not absolutely
sure.
Could you send a reply to verify what this change will do.

Thank you so much!

"pinmaster" wrote:


Instead of
TEXT(ROW()-11,"0000")
you could change it to
TEXT(ROW(1:1),"0000")
that way no matter where you start your formula it will always return
a
1 in the first cell.

Regards
JG


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