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Adjusting a formula cell range
I have a formula that uses cells D2:D20, the problem is the info that it is
using is updated through a query, so I might need the range to be D2:D30, if I set the range to larger than what i need it causes an error in the formula, is there a way to make excel recognize whether there is a value in the cell or not and include it in the formula range so the formula range floats with the data that arrives through the query. Thanks |
Adjusting a formula cell range
Use the following to create a dynamic range:
OFFSET(D2,0,0,COUNT(D2:D99),1) Replace D2:D20 in your formula with the above dynamic range. 99 can be changed to any big number. -- Best regards, --- Yongjun CHEN ================================= XLDataSoft - Data Analysis Expert, Excel/VBA Specialist - - - - www.XLDataSoft.com - - - - Free Excel-Based Data Processing Tool is Available for Download Free Excel / VBA Training Materials is Available for Download ================================= "Jamie" wrote in message ... I have a formula that uses cells D2:D20, the problem is the info that it is using is updated through a query, so I might need the range to be D2:D30, if I set the range to larger than what i need it causes an error in the formula, is there a way to make excel recognize whether there is a value in the cell or not and include it in the formula range so the formula range floats with the data that arrives through the query. Thanks |
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