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Offset question

  1. #1
    Chris
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    Offset question

    The first offset parameter is supposed to be a cell reference for example $A$16

    For my particular purpose my cell reference will always be changing with
    different worksheets so I would like to replace the 16 with
    MATCH("Run",A:A,0).

    The function MATCH("Run",A:A,0) does indeed return a valid number, so
    howcome I can't simply replace 16 with MATCH("Run",A:A,0)? They're both
    numbers but excel isn't letting me do it.

  2. #2
    David Billigmeier
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    RE: Offset question

    Try:

    =OFFSET(INDIRECT("A"&MATCH("Run",A:A,0)),....)


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    Dave


    "Chris" wrote:

    > The first offset parameter is supposed to be a cell reference for example $A$16
    >
    > For my particular purpose my cell reference will always be changing with
    > different worksheets so I would like to replace the 16 with
    > MATCH("Run",A:A,0).
    >
    > The function MATCH("Run",A:A,0) does indeed return a valid number, so
    > howcome I can't simply replace 16 with MATCH("Run",A:A,0)? They're both
    > numbers but excel isn't letting me do it.


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    Chris,

    Try this instead,

    =OFFSET(INDIRECT("$A$"&MATCH("Run",A:A,0)),0,1)

    HTH

    Steve

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