In the old 2020 spreadsheet, you could reference offset cells by entering
something like *+5.*-2 (which means 5 rows over and 2 rows down from the
current cell location) I've gone through all the help and questions I could
find, and the offset function is not what I'm really looking for.

Does excel have a function similar to above?

=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5))

if you meant 2 rows down and 5 columns across
will return what is in that cell
if you just want the address

=ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5)

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


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In the old 2020 spreadsheet, you could reference offset cells by entering
something like *+5.*-2 (which means 5 rows over and 2 rows down from the
current cell location) I've gone through all the help and questions I
could
find, and the offset function is not what I'm really looking for.

Does excel have a function similar to above?

Excellent! Thank you, but a followup:

How would you write it in a macro? as in
" goto INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5)) " ?

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5))

if you meant 2 rows down and 5 columns across
will return what is in that cell
if you just want the address

=ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5)

--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


"
. com wrote in message
...
In the old 2020 spreadsheet, you could reference offset cells by entering
something like *+5.*-2 (which means 5 rows over and 2 rows down from the
current cell location) I've gone through all the help and questions I
could
find, and the offset function is not what I'm really looking for.

Does excel have a function similar to above?

Dim myCell as range

set myCell = activesheet.range("c9") 'for instance

mycell.offset(2,5).select

(maybe????)

wrote:

Excellent! Thank you, but a followup:

How would you write it in a macro? as in
" goto INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5)) " ?

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5))

if you meant 2 rows down and 5 columns across
will return what is in that cell
if you just want the address

=ADDRESS(ROW()+2,COLUMN()+5)

--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


"
. com wrote in message
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In the old 2020 spreadsheet, you could reference offset cells by entering
something like *+5.*-2 (which means 5 rows over and 2 rows down from the
current cell location) I've gone through all the help and questions I
could
find, and the offset function is not what I'm really looking for.

Does excel have a function similar to above?




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Dave Peterson