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Hi,

how do I "tell" Excel if I have a formula in my Worksheet to start using the
formula from a certain row (and also end it at a certain row)?


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You'll need to have the formula in all cells, but tell the formula to only
display a results in those rows you specify. For example, the below formula
will only show the results from the TODAY() function in rows between 5 and 20
(not inclusive)....

=IF(AND(ROW()5, ROW()<20), TODAY(), "")

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"Brile" wrote:

Hi,

how do I "tell" Excel if I have a formula in my Worksheet to start using the
formula from a certain row (and also end it at a certain row)?


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