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I have a local named range called 'MyGrid'. It is a single contiguous
range. I want to pick members of that grid using =OFFSET(MyGrid, 0, 0, X, Y) where X & Y are worksheet references to cells that provide the OffSet value. This formula delivers a #VALUE error when pasted over a 2 dimensional range. Is my syntax incorrect? |
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