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Think OFFSET could be used,
with the height param pointing to a cell. For eg, with the height param number in A1, say: 5 =OFFSET($B$1,,,A1) would return the range B1:B5 If A1 contains 10, then the range B1:B10 is returned And so on -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Mark Pranger" <Mark wrote in message ... I want to create a cell range that will be based on the value of a cell so that i can change the value of the cell and the range will lengthened or shortened. Say I want to have the range start at cell b1 and go down the column for 10 cells. then I decide to change it to 15 cells and then 40 cells. But I don't want to have to rewrite the formula each time. Any suggestions? |
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