May 13 2019 05:22 AM
Bonjour,
Peut on utiliser la fonction indirect dans le gestionnaire de nom ?
Merci d'avance :)
May 13 2019 07:55 AM
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.
May 13 2019 09:50 PM
Hi Peter,
Thansk for your answer.
Actually, I would like to use the function Inside the box.
May 14 2019 03:18 PM - edited May 14 2019 03:18 PM
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).
May 14 2019 09:51 PM
Hi Peter,
I've found a solution with the offset function.
I've already thrown out the function that I've tried to do but do you know if it's possible to use the indirect function in the box below ?
DECALER = OFFSET
ADRESSE=ADDRESS
EQUIV=MATCH
NBVAL=COUNTA
May 15 2019 02:44 AM
SolutionI 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)
May 15 2019 09:42 PM
May 15 2019 02:44 AM
SolutionI 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)