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excel loop in cell formula
hi all,
is there a loop structure of some sort that can be used in cell formulas? ie =for(from,to,loop_calculation) or something similar? i searched through the online help and on the web but all i came up with was vba loops any help is greatly appreciated! thanks!! J |
excel loop in cell formula
Arrayformulas will do something like that:
=SUM(--(A1:A103)) Entered with Ctrl+shift+Enter rather than just enter would get the count of cells in A1:A10 that have a value greater than 3. the -- just converts the boolean results to 0 or 1's so they can be summed. put the formula in a cell and enter with Ctrl+Shift+enter. Now select the cell and highlight A1:A103 in the formula bar. Hit F9 to evaluate that section. You should get an array of True and False values. hit escape. Now highlight --(A1:A103) and hit F9. You should see an array of zeros and 1's. Hit escape to return to the formula. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Gixxer_J_97" wrote in message ... hi all, is there a loop structure of some sort that can be used in cell formulas? ie =for(from,to,loop_calculation) or something similar? i searched through the online help and on the web but all i came up with was vba loops any help is greatly appreciated! thanks!! J |
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