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KLAOI

{=TABLE... what is this?
 
I have a spreadsheet which contains the formula {=TABLE(C1,C2)} and the
result has nothing to do with what is in those 2 cells. How can I tell what
this is referencing? Thanks!

Mike Middleton

{=TABLE... what is this?
 
KLAOI -

TABLE is an array function that is entered only by using the Data | Table
menu item.

It "references" the adjacent row and column and the two function arguments.

Search Help for "about data tables."

- Mike
www.MikeMiddleton.com

"KLAOI" wrote in message
...
I have a spreadsheet which contains the formula {=TABLE(C1,C2)} and the
result has nothing to do with what is in those 2 cells. How can I tell
what
this is referencing? Thanks!




Lbittner

{=TABLE... what is this?
 
Usually a formula is involed as well. Say for example: You want to
determine a monthly payment with the number of months being a variable.
Variable Term Monthly Payment
Original Loan Info
(590.48) PMT(rate,nper,pv)
Amount 20,000.00 42 (511.09)
Term 36 30 (701.67)
Rate 4% 24 (868.50)
12 (1,703.00)

When the entire table is selected
Including the formula, select DataTable
enter in this case, column input cell
based on the term. The table function
generates new results based on the
variable/


"Mike Middleton" wrote in message
...
KLAOI -

TABLE is an array function that is entered only by using the Data | Table
menu item.

It "references" the adjacent row and column and the two function

arguments.

Search Help for "about data tables."

- Mike
www.MikeMiddleton.com

"KLAOI" wrote in message
...
I have a spreadsheet which contains the formula {=TABLE(C1,C2)} and the
result has nothing to do with what is in those 2 cells. How can I tell
what
this is referencing? Thanks!









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