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I'm pretty new to Excel, and need help. I am trying to define a cell that is in column C, and whose row value is determined by reference to another cell. For example: C(($B$1)+5) would define the row to be the value given by the number in $B$1, with 5 added to it. I don't know if what I am trying to do is possible. If it is not, could someone suggest another way? Thanks! -- C.MacDonald |
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Thanks Elkar. I don't think that will work. I am trying to use the cell in an
equation, such as: c7*c(($B$1)+5) Any ideas how to accomplish this? Thanks! -- C.MacDonald "Elkar" wrote: Try the INDIRECT function: =INDIRECT("C" & $B$1 + 5) HTH Elkar "C. MacDonald" wrote: Hi I'm pretty new to Excel, and need help. I am trying to define a cell that is in column C, and whose row value is determined by reference to another cell. For example: C(($B$1)+5) would define the row to be the value given by the number in $B$1, with 5 added to it. I don't know if what I am trying to do is possible. If it is not, could someone suggest another way? Thanks! -- C.MacDonald |
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Elkar, thanks a lot! I finally got it to work. Much appreciated!
-- C.MacDonald "Elkar" wrote: It should work: =C7*INDIRECT("C"&$B$1+5) "C. MacDonald" wrote: Thanks Elkar. I don't think that will work. I am trying to use the cell in an equation, such as: c7*c(($B$1)+5) Any ideas how to accomplish this? Thanks! -- C.MacDonald "Elkar" wrote: Try the INDIRECT function: =INDIRECT("C" & $B$1 + 5) HTH Elkar "C. MacDonald" wrote: Hi I'm pretty new to Excel, and need help. I am trying to define a cell that is in column C, and whose row value is determined by reference to another cell. For example: C(($B$1)+5) would define the row to be the value given by the number in $B$1, with 5 added to it. I don't know if what I am trying to do is possible. If it is not, could someone suggest another way? Thanks! -- C.MacDonald |
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It should work:
=C7*INDIRECT("C"&$B$1+5) "C. MacDonald" wrote: Thanks Elkar. I don't think that will work. I am trying to use the cell in an equation, such as: c7*c(($B$1)+5) Any ideas how to accomplish this? Thanks! -- C.MacDonald "Elkar" wrote: Try the INDIRECT function: =INDIRECT("C" & $B$1 + 5) HTH Elkar "C. MacDonald" wrote: Hi I'm pretty new to Excel, and need help. I am trying to define a cell that is in column C, and whose row value is determined by reference to another cell. For example: C(($B$1)+5) would define the row to be the value given by the number in $B$1, with 5 added to it. I don't know if what I am trying to do is possible. If it is not, could someone suggest another way? Thanks! -- C.MacDonald |
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