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How a cell can be addressed with variable file-column?
for example :
I have A1 value as "hello" I define A2 = "A" I define B2 = "1" I wish that if I type in A3 the value =A2&B2 the value I see in the A3 cell were "hello", instead what I see is "A1" Does anyone know if it is possible to address a cell (A1) by defining the column and the file as variables contained in other cells (in my example A2 and A3)? Thanks Victor |
How a cell can be addressed with variable file-column?
In A3: =INDIRECT(A2&B2)
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "thegreeneyes" wrote: for example : I have A1 value as "hello" I define A2 = "A" I define B2 = "1" I wish that if I type in A3 the value =A2&B2 the value I see in the A3 cell were "hello", instead what I see is "A1" Does anyone know if it is possible to address a cell (A1) by defining the column and the file as variables contained in other cells (in my example A2 and A3)? Thanks Victor |
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