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Hi, I have this formula, I understand everything but after *sum(offset...etc)
I get lost, does anybody know how to read it, what is that 0 means? Thank you so much!!! =IF(Pct_of_FC?=TRUE, of_FC*SUM(OFFSET(W5,Lag__mos,0,Lag__mos))) |
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It means that W5 is offset 0 columns, the zero can also be left out
The rows are offset with whatever is entered in the named cell Lag__mos and it also picks up the size of the height from that cell. Meaning that if Lag_mos = 5 then it will sum W10:W14 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "HERNAN" wrote in message ... Hi, I have this formula, I understand everything but after *sum(offset...etc) I get lost, does anybody know how to read it, what is that 0 means? Thank you so much!!! =IF(Pct_of_FC?=TRUE, of_FC*SUM(OFFSET(W5,Lag__mos,0,Lag__mos))) |
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OFFSET(W5,Lag__mos,0,Lag__mos)
W5 is the cell from which the offset is calculated. Las_mos id a named range and the first occurence specifies the number of rows down from W5 that offset is i.e the first cell to SUM: if lag_mos=5, then offset cell is W10. The second occurence is the number of cells to sum, so our example it is 5: So the summation is equivalent to SUM(W10:W14) HTH "HERNAN" wrote: Hi, I have this formula, I understand everything but after *sum(offset...etc) I get lost, does anybody know how to read it, what is that 0 means? Thank you so much!!! =IF(Pct_of_FC?=TRUE, of_FC*SUM(OFFSET(W5,Lag__mos,0,Lag__mos))) |
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