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Line Reference in Formula
Is it possible to include a number in a cell as line reference in a formula?
Example: Cell A1 = 45; Formula in C5: = (any column, say) L45 -- Felix |
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Line Reference in Formula
Try this:
=INDIRECT("L"&A1) If A1 = 45 the formula will return the contents of cell L45. Biff "Felix" wrote in message ... Is it possible to include a number in a cell as line reference in a formula? Example: Cell A1 = 45; Formula in C5: = (any column, say) L45 -- Felix |
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Line Reference in Formula
And if the Column is on anoth sheet?
(The values to be brought into the new cell with the formula in sheet 2 are in column B on Sheet 1, the line number is on sheet 2) -- Felix "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =INDIRECT("L"&A1) If A1 = 45 the formula will return the contents of cell L45. Biff "Felix" wrote in message ... Is it possible to include a number in a cell as line reference in a formula? Example: Cell A1 = 45; Formula in C5: = (any column, say) L45 -- Felix |
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Line Reference in Formula
Hi,
simply add the name of the spreadsheet ahead of the cell reference, separated by an exclamation mark: =INDIRECT("Sheet1!B"&A1) Ingolf |
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