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Which column in an array of columns
Dear Experts,
What is the formula that would return the current column index within an array of columns? I appologize if my terms are incorrect. Example: In an array or range of columns from C:F, the formula in column D would = 2, Column F = 4. Thanks. DK |
Which column in an array of columns
=COLUMN()-COLUMN($C$1)+1
HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "DK" wrote in message ... Dear Experts, What is the formula that would return the current column index within an array of columns? I appologize if my terms are incorrect. Example: In an array or range of columns from C:F, the formula in column D would = 2, Column F = 4. Thanks. DK |
Which column in an array of columns
Thanks Bernie,
I see that I only need to identify the starting column and not the range of columns. Thanks again. DK "Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote in message ... =COLUMN()-COLUMN($C$1)+1 HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "DK" wrote in message ... Dear Experts, What is the formula that would return the current column index within an array of columns? I appologize if my terms are incorrect. Example: In an array or range of columns from C:F, the formula in column D would = 2, Column F = 4. Thanks. DK |
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