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A$1 working as $A$1 instead of B$1, C$1, etc.
- Sep 28, 2023
=INDEX(Sheet!$5:$5,,ROW(A7))
This works in my file if i correctly understand what you want to do.
Hi Oliver, this does not work for me but I have a feeling it is because the cells I am referencing are on a separate sheet? To be more precise, I need to reference Row 5 on a different sheet so really in my equation it's written as:
Sheet!G5, Sheet!H5, Sheet!II5, etc. which I am assuming will change the wording of your formula a bit?
I supposed worst case I could use this formula to create a column of the values in the row, and then just reference that created column in my complicated formula. Excel might like that workaround better for running the calcs.
Edit: Nope, just tried doing that and even within the same sheet it does not work, still just displays whatever is in G5 the whole way down.
- OliverScheurichSep 28, 2023Gold Contributor
=INDEX(Sheet!$5:$5,,ROW(A7))
This works in my file if i correctly understand what you want to do.
- Layton__ESep 28, 2023Copper ContributorThat got it working! Thanks so much for the help!! You would think referencing rows in columns and vice versa wouldn't be so difficult!