The problem is that I need some help in Excel.
Let me explain:
Here is an example:
If we say that a cell like C5=7 and we need A7,
then we could say that it's the same as A(C5).
But Excel don't understand it.Why?Is there any other
way to write it,to understand??
Thanks,I will wait for your response.

=INDIRECT("A"&C5)

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HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland
and the crowning place of kings


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"bilmars" wrote in message
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The problem is that I need some help in Excel.
Let me explain:
Here is an example:
If we say that a cell like C5=7 and we need A7,
then we could say that it's the same as A(C5).
But Excel don't understand it.Why?Is there any other
way to write it,to understand??
Thanks,I will wait for your response.

try

="A"&C5

Greetings from New Zealand
"bilmars" wrote in message
...
The problem is that I need some help in Excel.
Let me explain:
Here is an example:
If we say that a cell like C5=7 and we need A7,
then we could say that it's the same as A(C5).
But Excel don't understand it.Why?Is there any other
way to write it,to understand??
Thanks,I will wait for your response.

So you are saying that you want to read cell C5, and that cell has a value of
7. Then, you want to put an Ain front of the 7 and make some other cells
value A7?? If that is what you want then you can use the CONCATENATE
function. Type that into the help section and the explanantion should suffice

"bilmars" wrote:

The problem is that I need some help in Excel.
Let me explain:
Here is an example:
If we say that a cell like C5=7 and we need A7,
then we could say that it's the same as A(C5).
But Excel don't understand it.Why?Is there any other
way to write it,to understand??
Thanks,I will wait for your response.

Hi
In addition to Sandy's method, if you want the value that is in cell A7 then
you could also use the non-volatile
=INDEX(A:A,C5)

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Regards
Roger Govier

"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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=INDIRECT("A"&C5)

--
HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland
and the crowning place of kings


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"bilmars" wrote in message
...
The problem is that I need some help in Excel.
Let me explain:
Here is an example:
If we say that a cell like C5=7 and we need A7,
then we could say that it's the same as A(C5).
But Excel don't understand it.Why?Is there any other
way to write it,to understand??
Thanks,I will wait for your response.