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I need to use a value in a cell to create a cell reference. What I'd like to
do is almost accomplished by the address function, but address returns it as text rather than a cell reference. Example: I have numerous sample records in a spreadsheet that summarizes sampling results. The number of records varies will vary from workbook to workbook, and I'm trying to automate through use of a template without getting into visual basic stuff (which I know very little about). So,I use the count function in Cell A3 to count the number records on the sheet. The result comes back a whole number...say "20" in this case. Then, I want to refernce a range of cells that includes cell C4:C24 (i.e. the vertical range based on the 20 records)in order to count all the blank cells in the range. I looked through all the available functions, and couldn't find anything that I thought would help (except address). Anybody have suggestions? Thanks in advance! |
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