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Article #45909Re: Excel question
From: ccc_ldo
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 1990 08:23
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 1990 08:23
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Try using the "indirect" function. For example
indirect("r" & row_no & "c" & col_no, false)
where row_no is an integer row number and col_no an integer column
number, will return the value of the cell at that position. The
second argument is false to indicate R1C1-style references (more
easily synthesised than A1-style references).
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