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How to use variable in reference
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone can help me on the use of variable in reference. As an example, A22 refers to a cell. how can I replace 22 with a variable, say bb? In this way, I can write a function like SUM(A1:A22) with SUM(A1:Abb). I need this because I have a lot of exl file. In each file, the range of sum is different. One is from A1:A22 while another from A1:A77. Thanks, |
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=SUM(A1:INDIRECT("A"&B1)) Where B1 holds your variable e.g. 22 -- Regards Roger Govier "Ming" wrote in message ... Hello, I am wondering if anyone can help me on the use of variable in reference. As an example, A22 refers to a cell. how can I replace 22 with a variable, say bb? In this way, I can write a function like SUM(A1:A22) with SUM(A1:Abb). I need this because I have a lot of exl file. In each file, the range of sum is different. One is from A1:A22 while another from A1:A77. Thanks, |
=SUM(INDIRECT("A1:A"&B1)
where B1 holds that value -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Ming" wrote in message ... Hello, I am wondering if anyone can help me on the use of variable in reference. As an example, A22 refers to a cell. how can I replace 22 with a variable, say bb? In this way, I can write a function like SUM(A1:A22) with SUM(A1:Abb). I need this because I have a lot of exl file. In each file, the range of sum is different. One is from A1:A22 while another from A1:A77. Thanks, |
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