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I'd like to know what the best substitute for the Range(cells(),cells())
method is. Specifically, I have a named range pointer cell that I would like to use to make another named range like this: RefersTo:=Range(range("ptrCell"),cells(row(range(" ptrCell")),256)) I thought of using 1. Cell("address",...) twice, concatenate, and use INDIRECT 2. OFFSET(FirstCell,0,0,1,COL(SecondCell)-COL(FirstCell)) Without using a UDF, has anyone a better suggestion? Thanks, Matthew Pfluger |
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Of course, COL should have been COLUMN.
"Matthew Pfluger" wrote: I'd like to know what the best substitute for the Range(cells(),cells()) method is. Specifically, I have a named range pointer cell that I would like to use to make another named range like this: RefersTo:=Range(range("ptrCell"),cells(row(range(" ptrCell")),256)) I thought of using 1. Cell("address",...) twice, concatenate, and use INDIRECT 2. OFFSET(FirstCell,0,0,1,COL(SecondCell)-COL(FirstCell)) Without using a UDF, has anyone a better suggestion? Thanks, Matthew Pfluger |
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