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Using the results of the ADDRESS formula in another formula
Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B1 evaluates to A10.
Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B2 evaluates to A20. I am trying to enter the MAX formula in cell C1 that uses the addresses contained in B1 and B2 so that you have, in effect, =MAX(A10:A20) Thank you in advance. |
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Using the results of the ADDRESS formula in another formula
Got it. Just use the INDIRECT function.
Thanks anyway and best regards. "JP" wrote: Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B1 evaluates to A10. Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B2 evaluates to A20. I am trying to enter the MAX formula in cell C1 that uses the addresses contained in B1 and B2 so that you have, in effect, =MAX(A10:A20) Thank you in advance. |
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Using the results of the ADDRESS formula in another formula
Try this:
=MAX(INDIRECT(B1&":"&B2)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JP" wrote in message ... Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B1 evaluates to A10. Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B2 evaluates to A20. I am trying to enter the MAX formula in cell C1 that uses the addresses contained in B1 and B2 so that you have, in effect, =MAX(A10:A20) Thank you in advance. |
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Using the results of the ADDRESS formula in another formula
Biff, that's it. Thanks very much,
JP "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =MAX(INDIRECT(B1&":"&B2)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JP" wrote in message ... Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B1 evaluates to A10. Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B2 evaluates to A20. I am trying to enter the MAX formula in cell C1 that uses the addresses contained in B1 and B2 so that you have, in effect, =MAX(A10:A20) Thank you in advance. |
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Using the results of the ADDRESS formula in another formula
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JP" wrote in message ... Biff, that's it. Thanks very much, JP "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =MAX(INDIRECT(B1&":"&B2)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "JP" wrote in message ... Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B1 evaluates to A10. Using the ADDRESS formula, cell B2 evaluates to A20. I am trying to enter the MAX formula in cell C1 that uses the addresses contained in B1 and B2 so that you have, in effect, =MAX(A10:A20) Thank you in advance. |
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