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Hi,
Last year, I got a very handy tip from Harlan Grove to improve my very clumsy Indirect(Address(Match...)) statements to define the endpoint of ranges used for calculations (eg Max etc) by using much simpler, non-volatile Index statements (thanks Harlan €“ this is still a life saver). Now I am trying to construct a formula in which I need to define as a function the start of the range I want to perform a calculation on as well as the end. Previously, I had something like: Average(B23:index(B:B,some_calculation_to_define_m y_endpoint) Is there a (simple) way, avoiding volatiles if at all possible, to use a similar construction to define the starting cell of the reference (B23 in the €śexample€ť above) too? I (think I) can construct an Offset statement to achieve the result I want but would prefer something not depending on volatiles if such a construction is possible. Many thanks, as always, for any help Boris. |
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