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I like to do some backtesting, but I find it long and tedious to check
a strategy. This is what I would like: I have a number in B9, ie. 214 I have a number in B10, ie. 274 I have a formula in AT9 which is: =MIN('4 HOUR DATA'!$E215:$F274) I would like to modify the formula to automatically pick the number after $E and after $F without manually placing them in. Is there an excel formula for that? |
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Assuming B9 & B10 will house the row references: 215, 274
you could use indirect, eg: =MIN(INDIRECT("'4 HOUR DATA'!E"&B9&":F"&B10)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "rhhince" wrote in message ... I like to do some backtesting, but I find it long and tedious to check a strategy. This is what I would like: I have a number in B9, ie. 214 I have a number in B10, ie. 274 I have a formula in AT9 which is: =MIN('4 HOUR DATA'!$E215:$F274) I would like to modify the formula to automatically pick the number after $E and after $F without manually placing them in. Is there an excel formula for that? |
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AT9: =MIN(INDIRECT("'4 HOUR DATA'!E" & B9 + 1 & ":F" & B10)) In article , rhhince wrote: I like to do some backtesting, but I find it long and tedious to check a strategy. This is what I would like: I have a number in B9, ie. 214 I have a number in B10, ie. 274 I have a formula in AT9 which is: =MIN('4 HOUR DATA'!$E215:$F274) I would like to modify the formula to automatically pick the number after $E and after $F without manually placing them in. Is there an excel formula for that? |
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Thanks a bundle. This will save me hours of laborious work. There are
brilliant minds out there. Hopefully, I will be able to share the same experience down the line. Yours truly, RH On Jan 1, 7:28*pm, JE McGimpsey wrote: One way: AT9: *=MIN(INDIRECT("'4 HOUR DATA'!E" & B9 + 1 & ":F" & B10)) In article , *rhhince wrote: I like to do some backtesting, but I find it long and tedious to check a strategy. This is what I would like: I have a number in B9, ie. 214 I have a number in B10, ie. 274 I have a formula in AT9 which is: *=MIN('4 HOUR DATA'!$E215:$F274) I would like to modify the formula to automatically pick the number after $E and after $F without manually placing them in. Is there an excel formula for that?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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