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Hi,
give a name to Sheet1!$A$1 like "myStart", give a name to Sheet1!$A:$A like "myData". Then define a range "myNamedData" with the formula (in menu Insert/Name/Define write in "refers to") =offset(mystart, 0, 0, counta(mydata), 1) if you want colum B to represent "myNamedData" then you have to adjust your formula to =offset(mystart, 0, 1, counta(mydata), 1) I do not see a problem with this if you are moving around your colum A (mystart and mydata) within the workbook, just make sure you move the whole range. regards arno "FinChase" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I need a way to determine a dynamic range in order to reference it in a formula. The range I need to reference is in column B but the beginning row will change each time and the length of the range will also vary. I tried using an offset formula I found on the Contextures web site, =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,0,0,COUNTA(Sheet1!$A:$A),1) but I could not make it work, perhaps because the starting row (and the name of the worksheet) will vary. Can anyone help? |
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