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Selecting specific row/column from a named range
Suppose I have a named range "MyRange" (let's say it spans 10 rows and 10 cols) and I want to select only the 5th row in this range. Is there a formula that will let me do that? An extension to the question is what if I wanted only the 5th row and the first three columns of this range? Thanks! Karthik |
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Selecting specific row/column from a named range
Hi!
Define "select". =INDEX(MyRange,5,COLUMNS($A:A)) Copied across to 3 cells will return data from the first 3 columns of the 5th row from MyRange. Biff wrote in message oups.com... Suppose I have a named range "MyRange" (let's say it spans 10 rows and 10 cols) and I want to select only the 5th row in this range. Is there a formula that will let me do that? An extension to the question is what if I wanted only the 5th row and the first three columns of this range? Thanks! Karthik |
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Thanks.. that did the trick.
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