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Insert column with offset
I have an OFFSET set up which is (NAME,0,2). When I insert a new column I
expected the OFFSET to automatically change to (NAME,0,3) but it does not. Any ideas why? |
Insert column with offset
Try it like this:
=OFFSET(NAME,0,COLUMN(B1)) Biff "phlyman" wrote in message ... I have an OFFSET set up which is (NAME,0,2). When I insert a new column I expected the OFFSET to automatically change to (NAME,0,3) but it does not. Any ideas why? |
Insert column with offset
Thank you!
"T. Valko" wrote: Try it like this: =OFFSET(NAME,0,COLUMN(B1)) Biff "phlyman" wrote in message ... I have an OFFSET set up which is (NAME,0,2). When I insert a new column I expected the OFFSET to automatically change to (NAME,0,3) but it does not. Any ideas why? |
Insert column with offset
You're welcome!
Biff "phlyman" wrote in message ... Thank you! "T. Valko" wrote: Try it like this: =OFFSET(NAME,0,COLUMN(B1)) Biff "phlyman" wrote in message ... I have an OFFSET set up which is (NAME,0,2). When I insert a new column I expected the OFFSET to automatically change to (NAME,0,3) but it does not. Any ideas why? |
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