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How do I incorporate ref. range(like OFFSET() ) in a function?
I want to find out COUNTA() with a given reference range. But the reference
range should be changed automatically when I add/remove the cell |
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How do I incorporate ref. range(like OFFSET() ) in a function?
Maybe you mean something like:
http://contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic (From Debra Dalgleish's site) Vinod wrote: I want to find out COUNTA() with a given reference range. But the reference range should be changed automatically when I add/remove the cell -- Dave Peterson |
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