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How would I do the following? Say cell B42 has a 7 in it. So I then want to
reference this element of column A, therefore A7. How would I do it? Effectively referencing A[B42]. Thanks in advance. |
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=INDEX(A:A,B42) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "GlennC" wrote in message ... How would I do the following? Say cell B42 has a 7 in it. So I then want to reference this element of column A, therefore A7. How would I do it? Effectively referencing A[B42]. Thanks in advance. |
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