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Use match to find the row and then use offset from a given to use the match.
look at help for offset to see what I mean =offset(a1,matchrow,column) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Bob" wrote in message ... The following function returns the cell address I want to use in an offset function: =ADDRESS(MATCH(C$8,C$10:C$28,0)+8,D$1,4) however, if I imbed this function in the first argument of the offset function i.e. OFFSET(ADDRESS(MATCH(C$8,C$10:C$28,0)+8,D$1,4),-9,0,1,1) I get "The formula you typed contains an error." Any suggestions? |
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