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I am using the INDEX function twice [form:
AVERAGE(INDEX(lowerlimit):INDEX(Upperlimit))] to specify a sub-range of cells within column, utilizing MATCH to find the row numbers of the lower and upper limits. It has worked beautifully before, but, mysteriously, today I am finding that the formula will give a #REF! error for any subrange larger than two cells; that is, the second index must refer to the cell following the first index, otherwise I get the error. Can anyone give me a clue as to what the problem might be, so that the formula can be fixed to return the expected value? Thanks. |
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