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Default ???? =offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)


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Default ???? =offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)

Why does this formula give me an error?
=offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)


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Default ???? =offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)

what is the error?
if the equation were in cell A1, it should give the value in B2
what does it do?

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Why does this formula give me an error?
=offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)


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Default ???? =offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)

The formula you typed contains an error.........no specifics
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what is the error?
if the equation were in cell A1, it should give the value in B2
what does it do?

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Why does this formula give me an error?
=offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)


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Default ???? =offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)

the address function gives a text response not a referense response
try
=OFFSET(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN())),1,1,1,1)

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The formula you typed contains an error.........no specifics
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"bj" wrote:

what is the error?
if the equation were in cell A1, it should give the value in B2
what does it do?

"Creator" wrote:

Why does this formula give me an error?
=offset(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()),1,1,1,1)


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