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Is is possible t write a formula that doesn't use a cell address but rather a
relative location ( I cant have a specific cell letter in the formula) ex. a formula adds the two cells to the left of the cell with the formula What I'm trying to do is add the formula to a query that gets pasted into excel. Then i manually type a formula in the last column. I can't hard code a cell reference because each month there is an extra column so the formula gets moged over one column each month. -- "Just because you don''t know how to do something doesn''t mean it can''t be done" Billy Rogers Currently Using SQL Server 2000, Office 2000 and Office 2003 http://thedataguru.blogspot.com/ |
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