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a more efficient way of performing this calculation?
Is there a more efficient/concise method for the following: =B8-
OFFSET(INDIRECT(CELL("address",INDEX('2008Summary' ! $B9:$R9,,MATCH('Calc Data'!B3,'2008Summary'!$B9:$R9,0)))),5,) ??? Dave |
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a more efficient way of performing this calculation?
=INDEX('2008Summary'!$B14:$R14,,MATCH('Calc
Data'!B3,'2008Summary'!$B9:$R9,0)) or =INDEX('2008Summary'!$B9:$R100,6,MATCH('Calc Data'!B3,'2008Summary'!$B9:$R9,0)) where the 6 is the equivalent of the 5 in your offset formula -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Dave F" wrote in message ups.com... Is there a more efficient/concise method for the following: =B8- OFFSET(INDIRECT(CELL("address",INDEX('2008Summary' ! $B9:$R9,,MATCH('Calc Data'!B3,'2008Summary'!$B9:$R9,0)))),5,) ??? Dave |
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