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Bill D.
Can any of you Excel experts tell me how to create a
reference range from cell values that can be used as
Function statement arguments? Take for example, the
following Excel function: SUMIF(A5:A10,"=Z",B5:B10)
This function sums all the numbers in the range from B5
to B10 where the corresponding rows of the adjacent
column A contains the text value "Z".
I could define (name) the ranges A5:A10 and B5:B10 as
rng1 and rng2, respectively. This would allow the above
SUMIF function to look like: SUMIF(rng1,"=Z",rng2), but
this is not what I'm looking for.
If I hve 8 separate cell values for the row and column
numbers of the start and end of each of these two ranges
(5, 1, 10, 1 and 5, 2, 10, 2), is there any way I can use
those values along with any appropriate Excel functions
to create cell ranges that can be used for the range
arguments inside the SUMIF statement? From what I can
determine, range arguments cannot be text values. So, for
example, I couldn't use the ADDRESS function.
It seems to me that I did this a number of years ago
using R-C formatted range references, but I can't
remember exactly how I did this. Any help you can give me
would be greatly appreciated.
reference range from cell values that can be used as
Function statement arguments? Take for example, the
following Excel function: SUMIF(A5:A10,"=Z",B5:B10)
This function sums all the numbers in the range from B5
to B10 where the corresponding rows of the adjacent
column A contains the text value "Z".
I could define (name) the ranges A5:A10 and B5:B10 as
rng1 and rng2, respectively. This would allow the above
SUMIF function to look like: SUMIF(rng1,"=Z",rng2), but
this is not what I'm looking for.
If I hve 8 separate cell values for the row and column
numbers of the start and end of each of these two ranges
(5, 1, 10, 1 and 5, 2, 10, 2), is there any way I can use
those values along with any appropriate Excel functions
to create cell ranges that can be used for the range
arguments inside the SUMIF statement? From what I can
determine, range arguments cannot be text values. So, for
example, I couldn't use the ADDRESS function.
It seems to me that I did this a number of years ago
using R-C formatted range references, but I can't
remember exactly how I did this. Any help you can give me
would be greatly appreciated.