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If you have 6 different formulas, then, unless they have a mathematical relationship, you will need to make 6 changes. Look at help on OFFSET, INDIRECT, and INDEX if they do have a relationship. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "deb" wrote in message ... I've to compute variance ( "var" function in excel) for a lot of time series. time series are in a file (say A.xls), and I compute formula in another file (say B.xls). How can I compute the formula without change the range of values every time, and, if possibly, change the range only once? ex.: 3 time series. 1st time series: var('[A.xls]sheet1!'B3:B10) - cell A3 ; var('[A.xls]sheet1!'B3:B50) - cell B3 2nd time series: var('[A.xls]sheet1!'c3:c10) - cell a4 ; var('[A.xls]sheet1!'c3:c50) - cell b4 3rd time series: var('[A.xls]sheet1!'d3:d10) - cell a5 ; var('[A.xls]sheet1!'d3:d50) - cell b5 has someone got an example of a simple macro to compute? thanx to all |
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