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Hi,
I've looked and looked and cannot find any reference that this capability even exists. I want to have named ranges and then access the individual row/col. It works, sort of. I'd like to know if it can use other functions. This is just a dummy example: I have two named ranges: Col_1 & Col_2, and I've used them in a few formulas and here is the result and the formulas: Col_1 Col_2 1 + 2 1 * 2 sum max 1 5 6 5 138 12 2 5 7 10 138 12 3 5 8 15 138 12 4 5 9 20 138 12 5 5 10 25 138 12 6 5 11 30 138 12 7 5 12 35 138 12 8 5 13 40 138 12 9 5 14 45 138 12 10 5 15 50 138 12 11 5 16 55 138 12 12 5 17 60 138 12 Col_1 Col_2 1 + 2 1 * 2 sum max 1 5 =Col_2+Col_1 =Col_2*Col_1 =SUM(Col_2,Col_1) =MAX(Col_2,Col_1) 2 5 =Col_2+Col_1 =Col_2*Col_1 =SUM(Col_2,Col_1) =MAX(Col_2,Col_1) I apologize for the above, but my attempts to copy this were spectacularly bad. I hope you can see that: "+" and "*" work fine and "sum" and "max" do not. I know I can change this into a table but for various reasons I do not wish to. I was wondering if there is something that functions similarly to "@" for named ranges. Any ideas? Last edited by MimiCush; 09-24-2018 at 07:15 AM. Reason: copy of excel cells formatted as strings |
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