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I am trying (within a macro) to create a subset range
that only includes the last 36 values of my input range. I think that using the offset function is the way to do this but am not sure. For example, if the function is =newfunc(A1:A250), then I want the subset to be the last 36 values. So if every cell has a value in it then the subset would refer to A215:A250. However, if the last cell with a value in it was A172, then the subset would be cells A137:A172. Thanks for the help. |
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