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Hi,

I am looking for a group of functions that are similar to the OFFSET
function. The OFFSET function seems to be the only function capable of
selecting a cell to the left of the reference. I have looked at other
functions and found that an error value is given if I try to lookup a
cell to the right of the current cell.

Does anybody know of anymore functions similar to OFFSET in the above
respect ... or is it unique?!


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Hi jagbabbra,

You might benefit from looking into the combination of Index() and
Match()

This link is very helpful:

http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html

Regards,
Bondi

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