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In a cell, I use the concatenate function to join the row and column of
another particular cell. How can I now use that resulting cell reference in let's say another formula e.g. A1 has the value $B2 and A2 has the value $B$3 cell F3 has the following =concatenate(A1,":"A2) if Cell F3 is clicked it now shows the value $B$2:$B$3 in the cell BUT the formula bar shows F3 Thereby if I used F3 in another formula, Excel would give error message #VALUE Please Help |
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