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hi, i'm trying to have a cell reference in an equation following a
moving data point ... Assumption #1 - column A has data A1=1, A2=5, A3=3 Assumption #2 - column B has an equation referring to the "3" in A3 Goal - to have my equation follow the data point "3" Initially - my equation refers to cell A3 (where the value "3" is located) Interaction - I **sort** column A so that the data is ascending order, i.e., A1=1, A2=3, A3=5 Problem - my equation still refers to cell A3 (i.e., value is now 5, originally was 3). I want the equation to refer to wherever my data point went (i.e., to refer to whatever cell the 3 is sorted to, in this case A2). Corollary - if i change the data point e.g., to 7, then re-sort, i'd like the equation to automatically refer to the 7, no matter where it's re-sorted to It is possible to have an equation refer to a moving data point or cell? How to? Thanks in advance, Steve |