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=cell("row") ... changes depending on what cell i click? HELP!
Alright so if i put the above code into say the first five cells of my
workbook, they all have the same number in them? I want each one to mimic what row it is in so it should be 1,2,3,4,5 but for some reason all of the cells say 5 if i have 5 or 4 if i have 4, etc Anybody know why it is doing this? Thanks! |
=cell("row") ... changes depending on what cell i click? HELP!
hi
try this =cell("row",A1) without a reference i think the formula references the activecell. not 100% sure on that. Regards FSt1 "tripflex" wrote: Alright so if i put the above code into say the first five cells of my workbook, they all have the same number in them? I want each one to mimic what row it is in so it should be 1,2,3,4,5 but for some reason all of the cells say 5 if i have 5 or 4 if i have 4, etc Anybody know why it is doing this? Thanks! |
=cell("row") ... changes depending on what cell i click? HELP!
Try
=CELL("row",A1) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "tripflex" wrote in message ... Alright so if i put the above code into say the first five cells of my workbook, they all have the same number in them? I want each one to mimic what row it is in so it should be 1,2,3,4,5 but for some reason all of the cells say 5 if i have 5 or 4 if i have 4, etc Anybody know why it is doing this? Thanks! |
=cell("row") ... changes depending on what cell i click? HELP!
Use
=ROW() If you want to you cell then use it like this =CELL("row",A1) it will give you the row number of the cell A1 "tripflex" wrote: Alright so if i put the above code into say the first five cells of my workbook, they all have the same number in them? I want each one to mimic what row it is in so it should be 1,2,3,4,5 but for some reason all of the cells say 5 if i have 5 or 4 if i have 4, etc Anybody know why it is doing this? Thanks! |
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