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Cell Address in Formula
Cell L5 has $C$16 as a value (it's the result of an =address formula).
I need to pull other data from that row. I tried, =OFFSET(L5,0,1) to pull the value on the same row but 1 column to the right, but I just get 0 as an answer. Is there something I have to do to make it recognize L5 as a cell address? |
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Cell Address in Formula
=OFFSET(INDIRECT(L5),0,1)
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200749 "Laury" wrote: Cell L5 has $C$16 as a value (it's the result of an =address formula). I need to pull other data from that row. I tried, =OFFSET(L5,0,1) to pull the value on the same row but 1 column to the right, but I just get 0 as an answer. Is there something I have to do to make it recognize L5 as a cell address? |
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Cell Address in Formula
How 'bout:
=OFFSET(INDIRECT(L5),0,1) HTH Jim May "Laury" wrote: Cell L5 has $C$16 as a value (it's the result of an =address formula). I need to pull other data from that row. I tried, =OFFSET(L5,0,1) to pull the value on the same row but 1 column to the right, but I just get 0 as an answer. Is there something I have to do to make it recognize L5 as a cell address? |
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