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Hi,

Sorry, I am good at some stuff, but clueless with arrays.

=SLOPE(OFFSET(_08ItaN_Top,*ROW()-8-DayCount6m*,0,DayCount6m,1),OFFSET(_08ItaR_Top,658 ,0,DayCount6m,1))

The bolded term above is meant to return value, 658, but returns {658},
which means the formula returns #N/A. ROW() is causing the proble, as
DayCount6m refers to cell with a value in.

Any thoughts..

Thanks in advance


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untested but try:
=SLOPE(OFFSET(_08ItaN_Top,*SUM(ROW())-8-DayCount6m*,0,DayCount6m,1),OFF
SET(_08ItaR_Top,658,0,DayCount6m,1))

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Hi,

Sorry, I am good at some stuff, but clueless with arrays.


=SLOPE(OFFSET(_08ItaN_Top,*ROW()-8-DayCount6m*,0,DayCount6m,1),OFFSET(_
08ItaR_Top,658,0,DayCount6m,1))

The bolded term above is meant to return value, 658, but returns

{658},
which means the formula returns #N/A. ROW() is causing the proble,

as
DayCount6m refers to cell with a value in.

Any thoughts..

Thanks in advance


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Hi
forgot to remove the '*'. Try:
=SLOPE(OFFSET(_08ItaN_Top,SUM(ROW())-8-DayCount6m,0,DayCount6m,1),OFF
SET(_08ItaR_Top,658,0,DayCount6m,1))

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Hi
untested but try:

=SLOPE(OFFSET(_08ItaN_Top,*SUM(ROW())-8-DayCount6m*,0,DayCount6m,1),OFF
SET(_08ItaR_Top,658,0,DayCount6m,1))

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

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Hi,

Sorry, I am good at some stuff, but clueless with arrays.



=SLOPE(OFFSET(_08ItaN_Top,*ROW()-8-DayCount6m*,0,DayCount6m,1),OFFSET(_
08ItaR_Top,658,0,DayCount6m,1))

The bolded term above is meant to return value, 658, but returns

{658},
which means the formula returns #N/A. ROW() is causing the proble,

as
DayCount6m refers to cell with a value in.

Any thoughts..

Thanks in advance


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