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I'm not sure why you're getting #N/A. Or are you actually getting a
#NUM! error? In article , "sac73" wrote: Actually the range is quite a bit bigger. It's from H4:K57, but with the offset formula from Biff, it covers W4:W263. (H1:K3 are not used, and there is a break from H16:K17) I have tried your suggestion, but I am getting a #N/A in cell Y2. What am I doing wrong? |
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