Group,
I'm sure it must be, but is it possible to use some function which
returns not the contents of the specified cells, but the cells
themselves, as a reference or input to another function? The reason I
ask is that I need to be able to operate on a range of cells, but I
only want to get cells back which contain a certain value.
For example, let's say I have a 1D (or 2D, it doesn't matter)
list/array of cells in Excel with the following values (it's for a golf
spreadsheet):
FRONT
FRONT
BACK
BACK
BACK
FRONT
BACK
FRONT
FRONT
FRONT
etc.
I want to run a function over those cells and return only the ones
which say FRONT or BACK (remember, I want the cells as a range, not the
values FRONT or BACK, I know how to get those). Then, with the range
returned, I want to select a field in a column either to the right or
left of this column. Basically, I am trying to pick out some data
contained in rows, but I only want the data for certain rows.
This might not make sense but one thing I am sure of is that I want a
list of cells returned to me to operate over, not their contents.
Mike
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