![]() |
How to get current row-column?
Suppose in column D2 we have value:
SALES-OUT(CU) MTH/3/2006 I would like to have the data as: 01/3/2006 Therefore, I create a formula (after going thru excel help!): =CONCATENATE("01",MID(J2,18,10)) This works. However, is it possible to make this formula more generic? For example, instead of J2, I want to refer to current col and row, something like combining the function row() with a function column() (is there one?). Does this make sense? For example the following formula would have been more generic (does not work): =CONCATENATE("01",MID(get_current_column_and_row() ,18,10)) Thanks. |
How to get current row-column?
The current_column and current_row would be the active cell and would result
in a circular reference. Biff wrote in message ps.com... Suppose in column D2 we have value: SALES-OUT(CU) MTH/3/2006 I would like to have the data as: 01/3/2006 Therefore, I create a formula (after going thru excel help!): =CONCATENATE("01",MID(J2,18,10)) This works. However, is it possible to make this formula more generic? For example, instead of J2, I want to refer to current col and row, something like combining the function row() with a function column() (is there one?). Does this make sense? For example the following formula would have been more generic (does not work): =CONCATENATE("01",MID(get_current_column_and_row() ,18,10)) Thanks. |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 07:55 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com