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INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30,4 )
How would I make this formula work:
INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30,4 ) A1 has F2 in it A2 has Z8 in it Thanks. Is this even possible? COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)) resolves to 21; my thought was then that I could create the range A21:A30 I get a #VALUE! error when I try the above. Thoughts? Dave |
INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30,4 )
Dave F wrote...
How would I make this formula work: INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30, 4) A1 has F2 in it A2 has Z8 in it .... You need another level of INDIRECT calls, but you could eliminate one of the existing INDIRECT calls. Try =INDEX(INDIRECT("A"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2))): A30,4) However, this would just pull the value of the cell 3 rows below the topmost cell in the resulting range. Given your sample values for A1 and A2, the COLUMNS call would return 21, making your formula equivalent to =INDEX(A21:A30,4) and the result would be the value of cell A24. You could achieve the same result with either =OFFSET(A1,COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2))+2,0) or =INDIRECT("A"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2))+3) |
INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30,4 )
Perfect, thanks.
On Sep 20, 3:28 pm, Harlan Grove wrote: Dave F wrote... How would I make this formula work: INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30, 4) A1 has F2 in it A2 has Z8 in it ... You need another level of INDIRECT calls, but you could eliminate one of the existing INDIRECT calls. Try =INDEX(INDIRECT("A"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2))): A30,4) However, this would just pull the value of the cell 3 rows below the topmost cell in the resulting range. Given your sample values for A1 and A2, the COLUMNS call would return 21, making your formula equivalent to =INDEX(A21:A30,4) and the result would be the value of cell A24. You could achieve the same result with either =OFFSET(A1,COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2))+2,0) or =INDIRECT("A"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2))+3) |
INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30,4 )
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=INDEX(INDIRECT("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2))&" :A30"),4) "Dave F" wrote: How would I make this formula work: INDEX("a"&COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)):A30,4 ) A1 has F2 in it A2 has Z8 in it Thanks. Is this even possible? COLUMNS(INDIRECT(A1):INDIRECT(A2)) resolves to 21; my thought was then that I could create the range A21:A30 I get a #VALUE! error when I try the above. Thoughts? Dave |
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