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Using Offset with named ranges
I am using naming conventions for rows and trying to reference cell values
within each row for a calculation. For example: =OFFSET(namerange,0,0,,) - OFFSET(namerange,0,-2,,) The formula should return the subtracted difference of two cells from another worksheet (ex: Sheet1$E$69-Sheet1$C$69). The first segment works fine. The second segment offset (-2 columns) does not, it returns #REF!. However, moving the calculation up rows [OFFSET(namerange,-2,0,,)] does work. Any suggestions? |
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