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Hi,
I have a function that, given a Range of cells, performs some calculation Say it can be called like this: =Compute(Rng) However, I sometimes need that the Range "Rng" be made out of two simpler ones: Say I call the function with: Compute(SomeFunc(A1:A10,C1:C10)) But that I want Compute to behave as if there was only a single Range. Using some Excel built-in functions (union ranges?) puts me in an ambiguous situation, since I never know if the union is made horizontally wise, getting a range that is 10X2 (rows X columns) or else vertically wise, getting a range that is 20X1. Does anybody have some ideas as to how could I build SomeFunc"? Thank you. Vicente Soler |
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