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Insert a value into formula
Hello, Is it possible to have a formula that has a Range for example: $A$1:
A100, but that I can type the number 100 in a special cell and the formula takes the value from that cell? ,thank you |
Insert a value into formula
Hi!
The short answer is yes, but how to do it depends on what the formula is doing. Post your formula for a more specific suggestion. Biff "Ed" wrote in message ... Hello, Is it possible to have a formula that has a Range for example: $A$1: A100, but that I can type the number 100 in a special cell and the formula takes the value from that cell? ,thank you |
Insert a value into formula
Okay, let's suppose it is a VLOOKUP
=VLOOKUP($A2,'Sheet1'!$B$2:U[VALUE HERE],16,"FALSE") In the case that I would need to change the table array for some reason. I haven't really thought exactly for the moment how I will need it, because I know I can just use "B:U" on the formula above, but I thought I might need sometimes to be able to modify the array tables for some formulas. A case I can think of really quick is on a sum =SUM(A1:A[VALUE HERE]) I hope I was able to explain myself! thanks |
Insert a value into formula
Ok....
For the lookup formula you'd need to use Indirect: =VLOOKUP($A2,INDIRECT("Sheet1!B2:U"&A1),16,0) Where A1 holds your number value. For the sum formula: =SUM(A1:INDEX(A:A,C1)) Where C1 holds you number value. Note that if C1 is empty ALL the cells in A:A will be summed. So, maybe with a little "checker": =IF(C1="","",SUM(A1:INDEX(A:A,C1))) Biff "Ed" wrote in message ... Okay, let's suppose it is a VLOOKUP =VLOOKUP($A2,'Sheet1'!$B$2:U[VALUE HERE],16,"FALSE") In the case that I would need to change the table array for some reason. I haven't really thought exactly for the moment how I will need it, because I know I can just use "B:U" on the formula above, but I thought I might need sometimes to be able to modify the array tables for some formulas. A case I can think of really quick is on a sum =SUM(A1:A[VALUE HERE]) I hope I was able to explain myself! thanks |
Insert a value into formula
Thanks Biff!
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Insert a value into formula
You're welcome!
Biff "Ed" wrote in message ... Thanks Biff! |
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