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dsingh2255
Sep 22, 2022Brass Contributor
HOW TO MAKE 3 TABLES RANGE DYNAMIC WITHOUT CONVERTING IT WITH TABLE
HI ALL, AS I HAVE 3 TABLES IN FINAL DATA SHEET. 1ST IS DEAL SUMMARY TABLE WHICH IS EXIST IN DEAL SUMMRAY SHEET 2ND IS CONTACT LIST TABLE WHICH IS EXIST IN CONTACT LIST SHEET 3RD IS REFERENCE COMP...
mtarler
Sep 22, 2022Silver Contributor
IF those tables are 'Formatted as a Table' then the dynamic range of the table WILL automatically change but you will need to use proper table references: Table1[column 1]
I think they call it structured notation but once the data is formatted as a table (see home tab and click that button) then when you have a formula and you go to that table you can select the column and it will automatically insert that notation.
alternative 'old school' way:
=A$1:index(sheet1!A:A,counta(sheet1!A:A))
I think they call it structured notation but once the data is formatted as a table (see home tab and click that button) then when you have a formula and you go to that table you can select the column and it will automatically insert that notation.
alternative 'old school' way:
=A$1:index(sheet1!A:A,counta(sheet1!A:A))
- dsingh2255Sep 22, 2022Brass Contributorbut my tables are one under the other
- mtarlerSep 22, 2022Silver ContributorThen all the more reason you should be formatting the tables as tables and using structured references.
- dsingh2255Sep 23, 2022Brass Contributori cant convert the range into table .it won't work in our software. is there any other way to do in excel 2016?