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FWIW:
In cells B10:D10 I have 111, 222, 333 In Cell D4 I have 3 In cell D6 I have =sum(b10:Offset(b10,0, D4-1)) which displays 666 << which is correct. But if in the formula bar (on cell D6) if I highlight (evaluate) the portion Offset(b10,0, D4-1) and press F9 it equates to 333 Showing =sum(b10:333) << Which of course is not a valid formula So "D10" is being returned, versus the Value of D10 Just thought I'd pass along this recent (todays) enlightenment to those in the group that didn't already know.. |
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is not Offset(b10,0, D4-1) means the second cell to the right of B10 in the
same row i.e B10 is origin. the next 0 shows same row. d4-1=2 so thes second cell to the right.which is d10 i.e. 333 or am I confused???? when you said sum(.....) means sum of values from B10 to d10 ================= "Jim May" wrote in message news:_qp6f.5038$AO5.3967@dukeread01... FWIW: In cells B10:D10 I have 111, 222, 333 In Cell D4 I have 3 In cell D6 I have =sum(b10:Offset(b10,0, D4-1)) which displays 666 << which is correct. But if in the formula bar (on cell D6) if I highlight (evaluate) the portion Offset(b10,0, D4-1) and press F9 it equates to 333 Showing =sum(b10:333) << Which of course is not a valid formula So "D10" is being returned, versus the Value of D10 Just thought I'd pass along this recent (todays) enlightenment to those in the group that didn't already know.. |
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sorry to confuse
just wanted to point out that formula displays 666 << which is correct and underlying formula is: =sum(B10:D10) << which is correct not =sum(B10:333) "the 333 part" which Evaluate() produces << and cell will not accept entry, of course! HTH "R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote in message ... is not Offset(b10,0, D4-1) means the second cell to the right of B10 in the same row i.e B10 is origin. the next 0 shows same row. d4-1=2 so thes second cell to the right.which is d10 i.e. 333 or am I confused???? when you said sum(.....) means sum of values from B10 to d10 ================= "Jim May" wrote in message news:_qp6f.5038$AO5.3967@dukeread01... FWIW: In cells B10:D10 I have 111, 222, 333 In Cell D4 I have 3 In cell D6 I have =sum(b10:Offset(b10,0, D4-1)) which displays 666 << which is correct. But if in the formula bar (on cell D6) if I highlight (evaluate) the portion Offset(b10,0, D4-1) and press F9 it equates to 333 Showing =sum(b10:333) << Which of course is not a valid formula So "D10" is being returned, versus the Value of D10 Just thought I'd pass along this recent (todays) enlightenment to those in the group that didn't already know.. |
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