Is there a formula that can find the cell corresponding to a t
Hey Ken,
Thanks for the help. I am a little unfamiliar with UDF's. Where should I
put this formula? In the visual basics editor? Also, would there happen to
be a macro that I could put straight into the excel spreadsheet to give the
desired results? Thanks so much, Beecher
"Ken Johnson" wrote:
Hi beecher,
This UDF seem to do that...
Public Function INCREMENTROW(SEARCHRANGE As Range, _
INSTANCE As Long) As String
Dim rngCell As Range
Dim K As Long
Dim lInstanceCheck As Long
Dim lCells As Long
lCells = SEARCHRANGE.Cells.Count
For Each rngCell In SEARCHRANGE
K = K + 1
If K = lCells - 1 Then Exit For
If rngCell.Value = rngCell.Offset(1, 0).Value - 1 Then
lInstanceCheck = lInstanceCheck + 1
If lInstanceCheck = INSTANCE Then Exit For
End If
Next rngCell
If lInstanceCheck < INSTANCE Then Exit Function
INCREMENTROW = rngCell.Address
End Function
Ken Johnson
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