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The columns that the formula is referencing can change locations on th
spreadsheet, if a user inserts a new column. To simplify the questio
I put the actual column numbers in the formula but actually I will hav
an integer defined that will hold the column number. That integer wil
get populated by grabbing the column number from a named cell in tha
particular column. I hope I explained that good enough.
I was using the offset's in the formulas because that is what I am mos
familiar with. Can offset's not be used in formulas?
Is there a better way?
Thanks
spreadsheet, if a user inserts a new column. To simplify the questio
I put the actual column numbers in the formula but actually I will hav
an integer defined that will hold the column number. That integer wil
get populated by grabbing the column number from a named cell in tha
particular column. I hope I explained that good enough.
I was using the offset's in the formulas because that is what I am mos
familiar with. Can offset's not be used in formulas?
Is there a better way?
Thanks