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Suppose I have a spreadsheet that performs a complicated calculation,
involving LOOKUP functions, and other structures that are not easily expressed in a single-cell formula or macro. I would like to treat the whole sheet as a formula, with one cell as the input, and another as the output. Then on another sheet, I would like to use that formula, possibly multiple times with different input values each time (to generate charts or graphs with the variable input values for example). Is there any way to define a spreadsheet as a function in this manner? If not, is there another way to approach this problem? Thanks, Tim. |
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