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If I name a range, let's say 'Dog', is there a way that I can access specific
values in the named section?

If 'Dog' is a 10x10 matrix, I want to be able to access the value in third
row and fourth column of dog. I thought it would be something like this:

=Dog(3,4)

But that doesn't work.
Thanks for help!
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mojoweiss,

=INDEX(Dog,3,4)

HTH,
Bernie
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If I name a range, let's say 'Dog', is there a way that I can access specific
values in the named section?

If 'Dog' is a 10x10 matrix, I want to be able to access the value in third
row and fourth column of dog. I thought it would be something like this:

=Dog(3,4)

But that doesn't work.
Thanks for help!



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