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addressing in formulas
Hi, here is my casus:
in cell A1 i have the formula: IRR(A1:A730) in cell B1 i have a number my target is the formula in A1 to refer from A1 to A[the number in cell B1]. How can i do that? |
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addressing in formulas
One way:
=IRR(OFFSET(A1,,,B1,1)) In article , Darin wrote: Hi, here is my casus: in cell A1 i have the formula: IRR(A1:A730) in cell B1 i have a number my target is the formula in A1 to refer from A1 to A[the number in cell B1]. How can i do that? |
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addressing in formulas
Try: =IRR(INDIRECT("A1:A"&B1))
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Darin" wrote: Hi, here is my casus: in cell A1 i have the formula: IRR(A1:A730) in cell B1 i have a number my target is the formula in A1 to refer from A1 to A[the number in cell B1]. How can i do that? |
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