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Let's say you want a range of cells beginning at D3, of height 3given in cell A1 and width 2, then:
=OFFSET(D3, 0, 0, 3A1, 2)
works.
Is there something even simpler than OFFSET, like RANGE(D3, 3A1, 2)?
OFFSET
RANGE(D3, 3A1, 2)
Let's say you want a range of cells beginning at D3, of height 3 and width 2, then:
=OFFSET(D3, 0, 0, 3, 2)
Is there something even simpler than OFFSET, like RANGE(D3, 3, 2)?
RANGE(D3, 3, 2)
Let's say you want a range of cells beginning at D3, of height given in cell A1 and width 2, then:
=OFFSET(D3, 0, 0, A1, 2)
Is there something even simpler than OFFSET, like RANGE(D3, A1, 2)?
RANGE(D3, A1, 2)
