Question on LABEL Range
In a LABEL Range(say that it has 12 elements row-wise), how do one refer
to the 4th elements? I have this ideas that in a worksheet, I have 12 rows single column LABELED range called MONTHS, where 1st elements is JAN(that is C6), and so on, and last element would be DEC(C17). How do I get the 4th element which will be APR, and put that value in the different cell using the LABEL reference instead of the absolute cell location(C9)? Thanks |
I am not sure I understand your question? You refer to the labels with their
names, so if you want to sum the April row you use =SUM(Apr) Otherwise you can use INDEX(MyTable,4,1) that will return Apr from a table called MyTable Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Sarah Tanembaum" wrote: In a LABEL Range(say that it has 12 elements row-wise), how do one refer to the 4th elements? I have this ideas that in a worksheet, I have 12 rows single column LABELED range called MONTHS, where 1st elements is JAN(that is C6), and so on, and last element would be DEC(C17). How do I get the 4th element which will be APR, and put that value in the different cell using the LABEL reference instead of the absolute cell location(C9)? Thanks |
If the range is named Months, you can use the INDEX function to get the
fourth item. For example: =INDEX(Months,4) Sarah Tanembaum wrote: In a LABEL Range(say that it has 12 elements row-wise), how do one refer to the 4th elements? I have this ideas that in a worksheet, I have 12 rows single column LABELED range called MONTHS, where 1st elements is JAN(that is C6), and so on, and last element would be DEC(C17). How do I get the 4th element which will be APR, and put that value in the different cell using the LABEL reference instead of the absolute cell location(C9)? Thanks -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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