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Hello, I would like to find the most expedient way to enter a formula that
simply returns the value from another cell... but when I copy it DOWN, the reference moves RIGHT. I would like it to work the other way too (if that's possible) so that if i move it RIGHT the references move DOWN (could the same function work in both directions) I am interested in the best worksheet.function way of doing it, but also... In an ideal world, I'd like to be really easy for everyone in my office to use. Can I code a function to behave like this? so that it's as simple to use as count or max? Thanks Michelle |
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