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I have this huge formula in the cells of a matrix that have
tremendously increased the size of the excel file and decreased efficiency. I tried to convert this into a vba function but could not find a vba equivalent function for 'offset' and 'rows'. Don't know if there is a way to do that?? or if I'm going the wrong path and there is a more effective suitable way to convert this into a 'function' and/or macro. Will appreciate your help! = IF((B3=0) + (B3 < 0.05),0,OFFSET($B$266,MATCH (INDEX($B$3:$CA$80,MATCH($A341,$A$3:$A$80,0),MATCH ( B$340,$B$2:$CA$2,0)),$A$267:$A$330,1),ROWS($A$171: $A$193)* INDEX($B$171:$B$193,MATCH(INDEX($D$87:$CC$164, MATCH($A341,$A$87:$A$164,0),MATCH(B$340,$D$85:$CC$ 85,0)), $A$171:$A$193,0))+INDEX($C$171:$C$193, MATCH(INDEX($D$87:$CC$164,MATCH($A341,$A$87:$A$164 ,0), MATCH(B$340,$D$85:$CC$85,0)),$A$171:$A$193,0),1))) |
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