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Is there a way to set the number of a cell (A5) as a variable (A(variable))
so that I would be able to select different cells in column A by changing the variable? |
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Let's say your variable number is located in cell A1, and you want to
reference somewhere in column B. Use this formula: =INDIRECT("A"&A1) You can see the help file for further details, if you need them. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Intern" wrote: Is there a way to set the number of a cell (A5) as a variable (A(variable)) so that I would be able to select different cells in column A by changing the variable? |
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