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Inserting Calculated Address as Text into Another Function

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    Inserting Calculated Address as Text into Another Function

    After finding the address of certain cells, say A10 and A37 I want to make that my array - A10:A37 so I can insert that into another function.

    For example =ADDRESS(MATCH("$$",A10:A37,0),1,1).

    How do I make the A10:A37 array a variable so that it will return a value or cell?

    I am an expert LOTUS 1-2-3 user and I am at a loss as to how to interpret a LOTUS @STRING function as an EXCEL TEXT string.
    Last edited by glessens; 06-18-2013 at 11:14 PM.

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    Re: Inserting Calculated Address as Text into Another Function

    The syntax in VBA is...................... Range("A" & X & ":A" & Y)
    Where X and Y are the variable row numbers
    Elegant Simplicity............. Not Always

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    Re: Inserting Calculated Address as Text into Another Function

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    This might be help

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