Howdy,
I have 12 tables, one for each month.
I have 81 columns in each table (with same header titles across the 12 monthly tables).
The 81 columns are broken into 3 sections (17 columns, 32 and 32). Each "Section" automatically expands with the same amount of rows.
Section 1 (Table_Jan[[#Headers],[#Data],[Customers]:[Customer Penalty]]) or (BM7:CC81) = 17 columns, each column will have the same amount of rows (Currently 20 rows)
Section 2 (Table_Jan[[#Headers],[#Data],[BUs]:[BU PEN - Other]]) or (CD7:DI81)= 32 columns, each column will have the same amount of rows (Currently 4 rows)
Section 3 (Table_Jan[[#Headers],[#Data],[TYPEs]:[TYPE PEN - Other]]) or (DJ7:EO81)= 32 columns, each column will have the same amount of rows (Currently 19 rows)
If I were to manually input a dynamic named range for each column, and duplicate it for each of the 12 tables, I would be manually creating 972 dynamic named ranges...which sounds no fun at all.
Is there a way for me to grab each section of the table, rather than the individual columns (Thus making it 36 named ranges I would have to create)? Example of the formula I am using for each individual column is below.
=OFFSET(Table_Apr[[#Headers],[Customer Penalty]],1,0,COUNT(Table_Apr[Customer Penalty])+COUNTBLANK(Table_Apr[Customer Penalty]),1)
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