Forum Discussion
mathetes
Oct 14, 2019Gold Contributor
Can INDIRECT be used to dynamically alter the second range reference in a Named Range
I have a workbook that retrieves data from another spreadsheet, the latter being downloaded from my brokerage. Occasionally the number of rows in the downloaded sheet goes up or down, based on buying...
Twifoo
Oct 15, 2019Silver Contributor
I convinced Kevin Lehrbass to shift from OFFSET to INDEX here:
https://www.myspreadsheetlab.com/dynamic-ranges-using-index-function/
https://www.myspreadsheetlab.com/dynamic-ranges-using-index-function/
Kevin Lehrbass
Nov 10, 2019Brass Contributor
I agree that if volatile functions are avoidable then we should avoid them 🙂 Twifoo
Often the non volatile formula alternative has more complex syntax but for serious development we should take the time to avoid volatile functions whenever possible.
Obviously, as SergeiBaklan mentioned above, there are times when NOW() (volatile) is unavoidable.
Thanks to Twifoo for various non volatile alternative solutions on my blog this year!