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I am in a position where I want to reference cells with 11 columns in between
them, i.e. if I first reference Cell A4 I then want to reference Cell M4 and then Cell Y4 and so on. The first cell would then be Cell =CHAR(65)&4 Obviously you can guess what the problem is, since character there is no CHAR value for AA or AB - the closest I get is =CHAR(65)&CHAR(65). So how do I set it up so that I can make a CHAR-reference to cell AA1 without using two CHAR commands? For simplicity's sake: =CHAR(65+12*B1)&1 where B1=3 returns lower case "e" and 1 where I would want it to return AK and 1. Second question, somewhat related: what am I doing wrong with =INDIRECT("CHAR("&65&")") or for that matter =INDIRECT("CHAR(65)") I want both of these to resolve as CHAR(65) - i.e. capital "A" - but instead I get #REF! I'm sure these are newbie questions, but my first browse through the forums didn't find me the answers so I'm hoping someone will have the time to answer them. Thanks! |
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