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I have a workbook with a number of worksheets. Worksheet 1 contains the base
data. Worksheet 2 contains single rows of filtered data from 1, which is updated from time to time with a simple macro. One cell of that filtered data actually requires the data in the row below the the filtered data. I think the offset function is the optimal means of extracting the contents of the required cell by referencing a vlookup within the offset function, but having no sucess - is it because the offset function doesn't work across different worksheets? Any other ideas to address this issue will be welcome |
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It can. This worked fine for me from Sheet2
=OFFSET(Sheet3!A1,1,0) What is your formula. -- HTH Bob Phillips "AlistairJ" wrote in message ... I have a workbook with a number of worksheets. Worksheet 1 contains the base data. Worksheet 2 contains single rows of filtered data from 1, which is updated from time to time with a simple macro. One cell of that filtered data actually requires the data in the row below the the filtered data. I think the offset function is the optimal means of extracting the contents of the required cell by referencing a vlookup within the offset function, but having no sucess - is it because the offset function doesn't work across different worksheets? Any other ideas to address this issue will be welcome |
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Thanks for your interest Bob. My formula obviously has another flaw. It reads
=offset(vlookup(b22,Sheet1!A$6$:A$1400$,1,FALSE),1 ,7). The formula is in C22 of sheet 2 and the required data is offset by 1 row and 7 columns on sheet 1. "Bob Phillips" wrote: It can. This worked fine for me from Sheet2 =OFFSET(Sheet3!A1,1,0) What is your formula. -- HTH Bob Phillips "AlistairJ" wrote in message ... I have a workbook with a number of worksheets. Worksheet 1 contains the base data. Worksheet 2 contains single rows of filtered data from 1, which is updated from time to time with a simple macro. One cell of that filtered data actually requires the data in the row below the the filtered data. I think the offset function is the optimal means of extracting the contents of the required cell by referencing a vlookup within the offset function, but having no sucess - is it because the offset function doesn't work across different worksheets? Any other ideas to address this issue will be welcome |
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