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place array at calculated position
Excel 2007
i have an array of data c10:AL10 which contains data. I have another row which has a couple of logical operations ANDed together. i.e. c50=1, d50=2, e50=3, f50=4, g50=5 I want to place the content of c10 in a third row, eg 60, at the same column as the 2nd row =3 so H60=c10, I60=d10, J60=e10 and so on for 36 values How the heck do i do it - i have complete freedom in my solution constrained only by competence (mine) |
place array at calculated position
gah - ignore the line that talks about logical ANDs - it is simply a row of
data (i changed my mind about the example and didn't edit the posting - sorry :-( "davedownunder" wrote: Excel 2007 i have an array of data c10:AL10 which contains data. I have another row which has a couple of logical operations ANDed together. i.e. c50=1, d50=2, e50=3, f50=4, g50=5 I want to place the content of c10 in a third row, eg 60, at the same column as the 2nd row =3 so H60=c10, I60=d10, J60=e10 and so on for 36 values How the heck do i do it - i have complete freedom in my solution constrained only by competence (mine) |
place array at calculated position
In H60 enter the formula and copy across...
=INDEX($C$10:$AL$10,COLUMN(A1)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "davedownunder" wrote: gah - ignore the line that talks about logical ANDs - it is simply a row of data (i changed my mind about the example and didn't edit the posting - sorry :-( "davedownunder" wrote: Excel 2007 i have an array of data c10:AL10 which contains data. I have another row which has a couple of logical operations ANDed together. i.e. c50=1, d50=2, e50=3, f50=4, g50=5 I want to place the content of c10 in a third row, eg 60, at the same column as the 2nd row =3 so H60=c10, I60=d10, J60=e10 and so on for 36 values How the heck do i do it - i have complete freedom in my solution constrained only by competence (mine) |
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