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zumsl
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May 13, 2019
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fonction indirect dans le gestionnaire de nom

Bonjour,

 

Peut on utiliser la fonction indirect dans le gestionnaire de nom ?

Merci d'avance :-)

  • zumsl 

    I think OFFSET is more relevant to your task.

    It should also be possible to use the non-volatile INDEX to create the dynamic ranges you require

    = INDEX(Range, 1, column_number) : INDEX(Range, final_row, column_number)

     

     

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  • zumsl 

    Yes.

    I used a Name "CompanyData" which referred to 

    =INDIRECT(address)

    The Named cell "address" contained the names of Ranges I wished to return.

     

    Oui.
    J'ai utilisé un nom "CompanyData" qui fait référence à
    = INDIRECT (adresse)
    "Adresse" de la cellule nommée contenait les noms des plages que je souhaitais retourner.

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      zumsl
      Copper Contributor

      PeterBartholomew1 

      Hi Peter,

       

      Thansk for your answer.

      Actually, I would like to use the function Inside the box.

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        PeterBartholomew1
        Silver Contributor

        zumsl 

        Without knowing you intended use for the formula, I cannot be sure it is what you want.  However, the name 'CompanyData' refers to

        =INDIRECT(address)

         

        The cell 'address' uses validation to ensure the user picks one of a selection of ranges (that may be on different sheets).