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Dynamically display in Active Cell value from 2 rows above it
Does anyone know the formula to ALWAY display the value in the active cell
which is 2 rows above it? For example: Display in Active cell c13 the value in c11 (row13-2=row11). The problem comes if I were to insert 4 rows after c11 and insert more data. I would subsequently want to display in c17 (13+4) the value from c15 which is 2 rows above it. An absolute cell reference is not the same as saying a constant of 2 rows above the active cell? Any ideas to share?? |
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Dynamically display in Active Cell value from 2 rows above it
On May 12, 10:34 am, Jocko_MacDuff116
wrote: Does anyone know the formula to ALWAY display the value in the active cell which is 2 rows above it? For example: Display in Active cell c13 the value in c11 (row13-2=row11). The problem comes if I were to insert 4 rows after c11 and insert more data. I would subsequently want to display in c17 (13+4) the value from c15 which is 2 rows above it. An absolute cell reference is not the same as saying a constant of 2 rows above the active cell? Any ideas to share?? Hi Jacko, Try... =INDIRECT("C"&ROW()-2) Ken Johnson |
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Dynamically display in Active Cell value from 2 rows above it
=INDIRECT(SUBSTITUTE((LEFT(ADDRESS(1,COLUMN()),3)) ,"$","") & ROW()-3)
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200720 |
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Dynamically display in Active Cell value from 2 rows above it
On May 12, 11:06 am, Ken Johnson wrote:
On May 12, 10:34 am, Jocko_MacDuff116 wrote: Does anyone know the formula to ALWAY display the value in the active cell which is 2 rows above it? For example: Display in Active cell c13 the value in c11 (row13-2=row11). The problem comes if I were to insert 4 rows after c11 and insert more data. I would subsequently want to display in c17 (13+4) the value from c15 which is 2 rows above it. An absolute cell reference is not the same as saying a constant of 2 rows above the active cell? Any ideas to share?? Hi Jacko, Try... =INDIRECT("C"&ROW()-2) Ken Johnson Hi Jocko, For any column, try... =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()-2,COLUMN())) Ken Johnson |
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Dynamically display in Active Cell value from 2 rows above it
A couple mo
In C13: =OFFSET(C13,-2,0) or =INDIRECT("r[-2]c",FALSE) =indirect() is a volatile function--it recalcs each time excel recalcs. =offset() would be the one I used. Jocko_MacDuff116 wrote: Does anyone know the formula to ALWAY display the value in the active cell which is 2 rows above it? For example: Display in Active cell c13 the value in c11 (row13-2=row11). The problem comes if I were to insert 4 rows after c11 and insert more data. I would subsequently want to display in c17 (13+4) the value from c15 which is 2 rows above it. An absolute cell reference is not the same as saying a constant of 2 rows above the active cell? Any ideas to share?? -- Dave Peterson |
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