Hello I have a question about how to get a cell value using a row number. I
currently have a formula that finds the row number of record with the largest
score. I then use the Indirect formula to take that row number to retrieve
more information about the record. Here is the formula
=INDIRECT("'Sheet1'!B"&$G$3)
(G3 is the cell that contains the row number for the record with the largest
value)
is there anyway to change the formula so that if the sheet name changes the
formula updates with the new sheet name? Or is there a better formula to use?
Thanks for the help
Joel - 28 May 2008 19:52 GMT
try Using address
=address(3,7,1,"Sheet1")
> Hello I have a question about how to get a cell value using a row number. I
> currently have a formula that finds the row number of record with the largest
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> formula updates with the new sheet name? Or is there a better formula to use?
> Thanks for the help
Gary''s Student - 28 May 2008 19:53 GMT
Put the sheet name in a cell, say Z100:
=RIGHT(CELL("filename",A1),LEN(CELL("filename",A1))-FIND("]",CELL("filename"
,A1)))
and then use Z100 in the indirect function.

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> Hello I have a question about how to get a cell value using a row number. I
> currently have a formula that finds the row number of record with the largest
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> formula updates with the new sheet name? Or is there a better formula to use?
> Thanks for the help
Tim Zych - 28 May 2008 20:32 GMT
Check out the Offset function, something like:
=OFFSET(Sheet1!B1,$G$3-ROW(Sheet1!B1),0)
where B1 is the first cell in the list.

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> Hello I have a question about how to get a cell value using a row number.
> I
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> Thanks for the help