J
Jerzy
Hello to all,
I need to find an alternative to the "INDIRECT(A1)"
function. Indirect works well enough on my PC, but that
function is not supported in the "Documents to Go" program
that I use to work with Excel files on my Palm M515.
Here is what I really need: an elegant solution to a three
dimensional problem. I have 14 table that contain data
for "runway length required for takeoff". Each table is
based on airport elevation. In that table the Y is the
weight of the jet and the X is the temperature of the
atmosphere. For humans to find the correct "elevation"
(MSL) is easy, keep flipping pages till you get to the
page/table that you want. Now how do I teach Excel to do
this simple trick?
Using the INDEX and INDIRECT function:
INDEX(INDIRECT(A1),VLOOKUP(X,Y,Z),HLOOKUP(X,Y,Z))
I can get my PC to do what I need. But INDIRECT is not
supported in the program "Documents to Go".
Does anyone have another work-around solution that might
work? Thanks in advance for your time.
I need to find an alternative to the "INDIRECT(A1)"
function. Indirect works well enough on my PC, but that
function is not supported in the "Documents to Go" program
that I use to work with Excel files on my Palm M515.
Here is what I really need: an elegant solution to a three
dimensional problem. I have 14 table that contain data
for "runway length required for takeoff". Each table is
based on airport elevation. In that table the Y is the
weight of the jet and the X is the temperature of the
atmosphere. For humans to find the correct "elevation"
(MSL) is easy, keep flipping pages till you get to the
page/table that you want. Now how do I teach Excel to do
this simple trick?
Using the INDEX and INDIRECT function:
INDEX(INDIRECT(A1),VLOOKUP(X,Y,Z),HLOOKUP(X,Y,Z))
I can get my PC to do what I need. But INDIRECT is not
supported in the program "Documents to Go".
Does anyone have another work-around solution that might
work? Thanks in advance for your time.