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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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