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Help With ADDRESS Function
I have the following formula:
=if(Sheet1!$c3<"", do something, do something else) that I would like to re-write as: =if(address(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1")<"", do something, do something else) The second formula unfortunately always seems to evaluate to TRUE. What am I doing wrong? -- tb |
Help With ADDRESS Function
that I would like to re-write as:
=if(address(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1")<"", do something, do something else) WHY? If you want that way then try like this: =IF(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1"))<"","do something","do something else") "Tiziano" wrote: I have the following formula: =if(Sheet1!$c3<"", do something, do something else) that I would like to re-write as: =if(address(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1")<"", do something, do something else) The second formula unfortunately always seems to evaluate to TRUE. What am I doing wrong? -- tb |
Help With ADDRESS Function
on 7/9/2009 9:04 PM Teethless mama wrote the following:
that I would like to re-write as: =if(address(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1")<"", do something, do something else) WHY? If you want that way then try like this: =IF(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1"))<"","do something","do something else") "Tiziano" wrote: I have the following formula: =if(Sheet1!$c3<"", do something, do something else) that I would like to re-write as: =if(address(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1")<"", do something, do something else) The second formula unfortunately always seems to evaluate to TRUE. What am I doing wrong? -- tb Thanks for your suggestion! You want to know why... Well, the original formula (located on Sheet2 and copied all the way down from A3 to A5000) is linked to a spreadsheet located on Sheet1. Unfortunately, every time that I delete a row from Sheet1, I get the dreaded #REF!. So, I am simply trying to find a way to get around this problem by re-writing my formula as the deletion of rows on Sheet1 is unavoidable... If anybody has a better solution... -- tb |
Help With ADDRESS Function
Hi,
If you told us your goal we might be able to give you a better solution. Why do you want to write it this way? Although the function is called Address it actually returns a text type not a reference type result. Therefore would use it with INDIRECT or just try a different approach. =IF(INDIRECT("Sheet1!C"&ROW(A3))<"","something"," blank") and here is a second idea =IF(OFFSET(Sheet1!A1,2,2)<"","something","blank") -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Tiziano" wrote: I have the following formula: =if(Sheet1!$c3<"", do something, do something else) that I would like to re-write as: =if(address(3,3,2,TRUE,"Sheet1")<"", do something, do something else) The second formula unfortunately always seems to evaluate to TRUE. What am I doing wrong? -- tb |
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