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I am looking for a way to use a list value from a data validation (cell D9)
to use as a value in =OFFSET(Merry!C6,COUNTA(Merry!C6:C364)-6,-1) So Merry would be removed and the variable put in it's place. Each time I reference the cell D9 I get a #VALUE! error. Any help would be appriciated. |
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maybe...
=OFFSET(indirect("'"&d9&"'!C6"),COUNTA(indirect("' "&d9&"!C6:C364"))-6,-1) wagz wrote: I am looking for a way to use a list value from a data validation (cell D9) to use as a value in =OFFSET(Merry!C6,COUNTA(Merry!C6:C364)-6,-1) So Merry would be removed and the variable put in it's place. Each time I reference the cell D9 I get a #VALUE! error. Any help would be appriciated. -- Dave Peterson |
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This returns "True" but not the value.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: maybe... =OFFSET(indirect("'"&d9&"'!C6"),COUNTA(indirect("' "&d9&"!C6:C364"))-6,-1) wagz wrote: I am looking for a way to use a list value from a data validation (cell D9) to use as a value in =OFFSET(Merry!C6,COUNTA(Merry!C6:C364)-6,-1) So Merry would be removed and the variable put in it's place. Each time I reference the cell D9 I get a #VALUE! error. Any help would be appriciated. -- Dave Peterson . |
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I think you changed the formula.
Try it again. If it doesn't work, then post your formula and the values in D9, C6 and the value that =counta() returns. wagz wrote: This returns "True" but not the value. "Dave Peterson" wrote: maybe... =OFFSET(indirect("'"&d9&"'!C6"),COUNTA(indirect("' "&d9&"!C6:C364"))-6,-1) wagz wrote: I am looking for a way to use a list value from a data validation (cell D9) to use as a value in =OFFSET(Merry!C6,COUNTA(Merry!C6:C364)-6,-1) So Merry would be removed and the variable put in it's place. Each time I reference the cell D9 I get a #VALUE! error. Any help would be appriciated. -- Dave Peterson . -- Dave Peterson |
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I have gotten past the true return but now it doesn't look for the first
empty cell as the reference in the code. So 3,-1 pulls the value from begining C column instead of using the counta reference. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I think you changed the formula. Try it again. If it doesn't work, then post your formula and the values in D9, C6 and the value that =counta() returns. wagz wrote: This returns "True" but not the value. "Dave Peterson" wrote: maybe... =OFFSET(indirect("'"&d9&"'!C6"),COUNTA(indirect("' "&d9&"!C6:C364"))-6,-1) wagz wrote: I am looking for a way to use a list value from a data validation (cell D9) to use as a value in =OFFSET(Merry!C6,COUNTA(Merry!C6:C364)-6,-1) So Merry would be removed and the variable put in it's place. Each time I reference the cell D9 I get a #VALUE! error. Any help would be appriciated. -- Dave Peterson . -- Dave Peterson . |
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For me to have a guess, you'll still have to post the stuff I mentioned before.
wagz wrote: I have gotten past the true return but now it doesn't look for the first empty cell as the reference in the code. So 3,-1 pulls the value from begining C column instead of using the counta reference. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I think you changed the formula. Try it again. If it doesn't work, then post your formula and the values in D9, C6 and the value that =counta() returns. wagz wrote: This returns "True" but not the value. "Dave Peterson" wrote: maybe... =OFFSET(indirect("'"&d9&"'!C6"),COUNTA(indirect("' "&d9&"!C6:C364"))-6,-1) wagz wrote: I am looking for a way to use a list value from a data validation (cell D9) to use as a value in =OFFSET(Merry!C6,COUNTA(Merry!C6:C364)-6,-1) So Merry would be removed and the variable put in it's place. Each time I reference the cell D9 I get a #VALUE! error. Any help would be appriciated. -- Dave Peterson . -- Dave Peterson . -- Dave Peterson |
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