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Looking at several columns with Indirect
Im currently using the formula =INDIRECT("$BA"&ROW()) which is named DataColumn. However, I need to use it to look at columns BA through BE, and still be within the name of DataColumn. The whole formula that DataColumn is nested in is =IF($R$4=ThisMonth,IF(ISERROR(DSUM(HB_VE_DataSet, DataColumn,AusCriteria)),0,DSUM(HB_VE_DataSet,Data Column,AusCriteria)),0) Everything works fine, but I recently figured out that there are values I need in the columns BA through BE, and not just BA like I initially thought. How can I get it to look at all 5 columns? -- Toon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Toon's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31337 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=510169 |
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