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Use a formula to define row number
I would like to define the row number in a formula using a formula.
For example A(D2^2-1) would equal the value in cell A8 when D2 is equal to 3. Thank you. |
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Use a formula to define row number
=INDIRECT("A"&D2^2-1)
-- David Biddulph "INeedID" wrote in message ... I would like to define the row number in a formula using a formula. For example A(D2^2-1) would equal the value in cell A8 when D2 is equal to 3. Thank you. |
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Use a formula to define row number
Thank you for your help!
"David Biddulph" wrote: =INDIRECT("A"&D2^2-1) -- David Biddulph "INeedID" wrote in message ... I would like to define the row number in a formula using a formula. For example A(D2^2-1) would equal the value in cell A8 when D2 is equal to 3. Thank you. |
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