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I have researched the posts and found only a partial solution:
I want to use a cell value to dynamically determine the print area, I found the following: define name Print_area and use the formula: =INDIRECT(IF(DCIR!$D$114<3,"$A$1:$I$179",IF(DCIR!$ D$114<5,"$A$1:$I$241",IF(DCIR!$D$114<7,"$A$1:$I$30 3", IF(DCIR!$D$114<9,"A1:I365", IF(DCIR!$D$114<11,"A1:I427", IF(DCIR!$D$114<13,"A1:I489", IF(DCIR!$D$114<15,"A1:I551",)))))))) to identify the range. The issue is that I need to run this string to up to 3-47, odd numbers, but it it doesn't want to go beyond 15 without puking. Am I missing something? Is there a better way? Thanks M |
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