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I don't understand this formula {=TABLE(d19,d21)} - please help
I'm looking at someone else's Excel model and it included what appears to be
a 5x5 table with the following formula: {=TABLE(d19,d21)} If I change the values in D19 and D21, the table changes, but I can't figure the source of this function. Anyone know what this function is doing? Your help would be much appreciated |
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I don't understand this formula {=TABLE(d19,d21)} - please help
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It is part of a 2 variable Data Table found under DataTable Look up Help for 2 variable Data table and you will see an example with interest payments against time which will explain it to you. -- Regards Roger Govier "Confused in Virginia" <Confused in wrote in message ... I'm looking at someone else's Excel model and it included what appears to be a 5x5 table with the following formula: {=TABLE(d19,d21)} If I change the values in D19 and D21, the table changes, but I can't figure the source of this function. Anyone know what this function is doing? Your help would be much appreciated |
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I don't understand this formula {=TABLE(d19,d21)} - please help
Excel creates those formulas when the user accesses the Data-Table menu.
That feature allows you to substitute several different value inputs into a formula or model and Excel calculates the out put for each input (1-way data table), or each combination of inputs (2-way data table) Look in Excel's help file for "About data tables" |
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I don't understand this formula {=TABLE(d19,d21)} - please help
Presumably a User Defined Function?
[Or an Add-In] -- David Biddulph "Confused in Virginia" <Confused in wrote in message ... I'm looking at someone else's Excel model and it included what appears to be a 5x5 table with the following formula: {=TABLE(d19,d21)} If I change the values in D19 and D21, the table changes, but I can't figure the source of this function. Anyone know what this function is doing? Your help would be much appreciated |
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I don't understand this formula {=TABLE(d19,d21)} - please help
On Jun 1, 7:24 am, Confused in Virginia <Confused in
wrote: I'm looking at someone else's Excel model and it included what appears to be a 5x5 table with the following formula: {=TABLE(d19,d21)} If I change the values in D19 and D21, the table changes, but I can't figure the source of this function. Anyone know what this function is doing? Your help would be much appreciated The problem is that I can't figure out what formula (or where) the table is drawing from...any ideas? |
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I don't understand this formula {=TABLE(d19,d21)} - please help
Hi
As I said, look at the help example. Set one up in the same manner as they show in help on a new sheet and you will understand it. The TABLE is a function, as opposed to be being a range of cells. It takes the parameters that are in D19 and D21 as its inputs. Work through the built in example. -- Regards Roger Govier wrote in message ups.com... On Jun 1, 7:24 am, Confused in Virginia <Confused in wrote: I'm looking at someone else's Excel model and it included what appears to be a 5x5 table with the following formula: {=TABLE(d19,d21)} If I change the values in D19 and D21, the table changes, but I can't figure the source of this function. Anyone know what this function is doing? Your help would be much appreciated The problem is that I can't figure out what formula (or where) the table is drawing from...any ideas? |
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I don't understand this formula {=TABLE(d19,d21)} - please help
Thanks for your help, I figured it out. The creator of the
spreadsheet had a hidden row, and then also chose white as the color of the print so that there was nothing showing up for the formula. Once I figured that out, it all became clear. Thanks again. On Jun 1, 8:45 am, "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi As I said, look at the help example. Set one up in the same manner as they show in help on a new sheet and you will understand it. The TABLE is a function, as opposed to be being a range of cells. It takes the parameters that are in D19 and D21 as its inputs. Work through the built in example. -- Regards Roger Govier wrote in message ups.com... On Jun 1, 7:24 am, Confused in Virginia <Confused in wrote: I'm looking at someone else's Excel model and it included what appears to be a 5x5 table with the following formula: {=TABLE(d19,d21)} If I change the values in D19 and D21, the table changes, but I can't figure the source of this function. Anyone know what this function is doing? Your help would be much appreciated The problem is that I can't figure out what formula (or where) the table is drawing from...any ideas? |
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