Mixing absolute & relative reference
 

In C73 I want the maximum of (N73:BE73)
Because columns N to BE are months, once the month is over, I erase column
N.
Then the formula MAX(N73:BE73) gives an error then.
I am trying a mix of absolute and relative addressing, with
=MAX(INDIRECT("R[0]C[+11]";FALSE)&":$BE$73"),
but this doesn't work (gives "#VALUE!").
Can somebody help, please ? Thanks

Mixing absolute & relative reference
 

No error here ...
What error did you get?

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In C73 I want the maximum of (N73:BE73)
Because columns N to BE are months, once the month is over, I erase column
N.
Then the formula MAX(N73:BE73) gives an error then.
I am trying a mix of absolute and relative addressing, with
=MAX(INDIRECT("R[0]C[+11]";FALSE)&":$BE$73"),
but this doesn't work (gives "#VALUE!").
Can somebody help, please ? Thanks

Mixing absolute & relative reference
 

Just a basic indirect reference then.

=MAX(INDIRECT("N73"):INDIRECT("BE73"))
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Best Regards,

Luke M
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"Gilbert DE CEULAER" wrote:

In C73 I want the maximum of (N73:BE73)
Because columns N to BE are months, once the month is over, I erase column
N.
Then the formula MAX(N73:BE73) gives an error then.
I am trying a mix of absolute and relative addressing, with
=MAX(INDIRECT("R[0]C[+11]";FALSE)&":$BE$73"),
but this doesn't work (gives "#VALUE!").
Can somebody help, please ? Thanks

Mixing absolute & relative reference
 

=MAX(INDIRECT("N73"):INDIRECT("BE73"))
--
Best Regards,

Luke M
*Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!*


"Gilbert DE CEULAER" wrote:

In C73 I want the maximum of (N73:BE73)
Because columns N to BE are months, once the month is over, I erase column
N.
Then the formula MAX(N73:BE73) gives an error then.
I am trying a mix of absolute and relative addressing, with
=MAX(INDIRECT("R[0]C[+11]";FALSE)&":$BE$73"),
but this doesn't work (gives "#VALUE!").
Can somebody help, please ? Thanks