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Need variable that refers to same row different column
Background.:
I came up with this for a coworker- Plug this formula into your B Column on the sheet of your report. Formula: =DATEVALUE(GXX) where XX is the corresponding row value in column G It would have been a lot cooler to send him a formula that he didn't have to change. Question.: Is there a variable I can use in Excel that refers to the same row as the selected cell, something like "=DATEVALUE(Gsamerow)" ??? TIA |
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Need variable that refers to same row different column
=DATEVALUE(INDEX(G:G,ROW())) is one option.
-- David Biddulph "Toddomation" wrote in message ... Background.: I came up with this for a coworker- Plug this formula into your B Column on the sheet of your report. Formula: =DATEVALUE(GXX) where XX is the corresponding row value in column G It would have been a lot cooler to send him a formula that he didn't have to change. Question.: Is there a variable I can use in Excel that refers to the same row as the selected cell, something like "=DATEVALUE(Gsamerow)" ??? TIA |
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Need variable that refers to same row different column
I'm not sure I followed you - but you may check the INDIRECT Function.
=INDIRECT("G"&ROW()) Micky "Toddomation" wrote: Background.: I came up with this for a coworker- Plug this formula into your B Column on the sheet of your report. Formula: =DATEVALUE(GXX) where XX is the corresponding row value in column G It would have been a lot cooler to send him a formula that he didn't have to change. Question.: Is there a variable I can use in Excel that refers to the same row as the selected cell, something like "=DATEVALUE(Gsamerow)" ??? TIA |
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Need variable that refers to same row different column
I assume you understood my suggestion - in any case the full formula is:
=DATEVALUE(INDIRECT("G"&ROW())) Micky "מיכאל (מיקי) אבידן" wrote: I'm not sure I followed you - but you may check the INDIRECT Function. =INDIRECT("G"&ROW()) Micky "Toddomation" wrote: Background.: I came up with this for a coworker- Plug this formula into your B Column on the sheet of your report. Formula: =DATEVALUE(GXX) where XX is the corresponding row value in column G It would have been a lot cooler to send him a formula that he didn't have to change. Question.: Is there a variable I can use in Excel that refers to the same row as the selected cell, something like "=DATEVALUE(Gsamerow)" ??? TIA |
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