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I'm trying to reference a cell using other cells, for example: B(60-A30),
which is to mean reference the cell in the Bth column, and the (60-A30)th row. How do I do this in Excel 2000? |
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=INDIRECT("B"&60-A30)
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jsp377" wrote in message ... I'm trying to reference a cell using other cells, for example: B(60-A30), which is to mean reference the cell in the Bth column, and the (60-A30)th row. How do I do this in Excel 2000? |
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Bob:
Not sure I understand what OP has asked here, but when I test things out I had to use =INDIRECT("B"&60)-A30 to get my cell to return a value other than #REF! Jim "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... =INDIRECT("B"&60-A30) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jsp377" wrote in message ... I'm trying to reference a cell using other cells, for example: B(60-A30), which is to mean reference the cell in the Bth column, and the (60-A30)th row. How do I do this in Excel 2000? |
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Hi Jim,
I was reading it that A30 had a numeric value in it, and the OP wanted the cell column B, row 60 less the value in A30, otherwise why not just use B60-A30? If you put 40 say in A30, and a value in B20, it works. I must admit it was unclear though, and I wondered whether A30 referred to the cell value or whether he wanted to subtract 30? I thought about adding some question marks, but thought this might be interpreted that I was unsure whether INDIRECT was the right function, which I was quite sure about. The glories of language <g. Regards Bob "Jim May" wrote in message news:4F5Kd.48543$jn.48483@lakeread06... Bob: Not sure I understand what OP has asked here, but when I test things out I had to use =INDIRECT("B"&60)-A30 to get my cell to return a value other than #REF! Jim "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... =INDIRECT("B"&60-A30) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jsp377" wrote in message ... I'm trying to reference a cell using other cells, for example: B(60-A30), which is to mean reference the cell in the Bth column, and the (60-A30)th row. How do I do this in Excel 2000? |
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