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Bernie provided a tip in another post exactly like my situation, and I tried
to apply his formula but cannot get it to work. I have a list of people in Column A on a sheet called Termd. In column E of that same sheet is a status of Voluntary or Involuntary. On a sheet called Plans, I need to setup a list of just the Involuntary people in column Q without having to apply a filter or use any macros, so an array is the way to go. My goal is to then create a dynamic named range from this list so that on another sheet I can have a drop-down data validation list of just the Involuntary people. Since my data on Termd begins in row 4, I set up the Involuntary list starting at Plans!Q4. Here's my failed attempt which results in an answer of zero. =IF(COUNTA(Termd!$A$4:$E$103)=ROW()-ROW($A$4)+1, INDIRECT("Termd!" & ADDRESS(LARGE((Termd!$E$4:$E$103<"Voluntary")*ROW (Termd!$E$4:$E$103), COUNTA(Termd!$E$4:$E$103)+ROW($A$4)-ROW()), COLUMN()-COLUMN($Q$4)+1)),"") Help? |
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