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rnrxtreme

In excel can I display a cell based on a calculation (eg M(14/2)?
 


RB Smissaert

In excel can I display a cell based on a calculation (eg M(14/2)?
 
Not sure what exactly you are trying to do, but you can do:

Dim r as long

r = 14\2
Cells(r, 3).Select


RBS


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Tim Williams

In excel can I display a cell based on a calculation (eg M(14/2)?
 
Display where?

msgbox activesheet.cells(cint(14/2),13).value

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Tim Williams
Palo Alto, CA


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Trevor Shuttleworth

In excel can I display a cell based on a calculation (eg M(14/2)?
 
=INDIRECT("M" & 14/2)

or for more flexibility:

=INDIRECT("M" & A1/A2)
where A1 contains 14 and A2 contains 2

or even:

=INDIRECT(A3 & A1/A2)
where A3 contains "M"

Regards

Trevor


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rnrxtreme

In excel can I display a cell based on a calculation (eg M(14/
 
Thank you very much.

rnrxtreme

In excel can I display a cell based on a calculation (eg M(14/
 
Does this not work when there's a text command in the equation

I'm inputting =INDIRECT("B" & ROUNDDOWN($AA$1/$A11^D$37,0))

(all listed cells exist)

and it shows an error...

Trevor Shuttleworth

In excel can I display a cell based on a calculation (eg M(14/
 
You need to check what ROUNDDOWN($AA$1/$A11^D$37,0) evaluates to. It
needs to be a number between 1 and 65536. If it is likely not to be a
number you'll need to put some error checking in it and decide what you want
the value to be if there is an error.

Regards

Trevor


"rnrxtreme" wrote in message
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Does this not work when there's a text command in the equation

I'm inputting =INDIRECT("B" & ROUNDDOWN($AA$1/$A11^D$37,0))

(all listed cells exist)

and it shows an error...





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