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I am atempting to reference a specific element in a one-diminsional
array. The array is created on a worksheet using the Bloomberg BLP fuctionality. It essentially enters a number in each of five columns. Previously, I have been cell referencing the desired item (the 5th) from the returned array as it is the only item I want. This requires that the array elements be on the worksheet. I would rather have a user-defined function that returns just the 5th item. Something like: =ReturnedItem("Bloomberg Created Array",5) Obviously the syntax isn't right but to illustrate. Any suggestions? GH |
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