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Referring to specific cell in named range in Excel formula
If I have a formula that includes a named range, how can I refer to a
specific cell in that range? For example =filename!rangename ... and I want the value of say the 2nd cell in the range. Thanks, -- Nigel Barton |
Referring to specific cell in named range in Excel formula
Perhaps you can use some form of INDEX? Assuming your range is a single column:
=INDEX(filename!rangename,2) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Nigel Barton" wrote: If I have a formula that includes a named range, how can I refer to a specific cell in that range? For example =filename!rangename ... and I want the value of say the 2nd cell in the range. Thanks, -- Nigel Barton |
Referring to specific cell in named range in Excel formula
Perfect!
-- Nigel Barton "Luke M" wrote: Perhaps you can use some form of INDEX? Assuming your range is a single column: =INDEX(filename!rangename,2) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Nigel Barton" wrote: If I have a formula that includes a named range, how can I refer to a specific cell in that range? For example =filename!rangename ... and I want the value of say the 2nd cell in the range. Thanks, -- Nigel Barton |
Referring to specific cell in named range in Excel formula
On Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:33:02 -0700, Luke M
wrote: Perhaps you can use some form of INDEX? Assuming your range is a single column: =INDEX(filename!rangename,2) I use vlookup and named ranges. A single column though...talk to Luke. |
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