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Using the CELL FUNCTION ~ Relative output required 1

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alchohaz

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Mar 25, 2004
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Hi all

Hopefully a simple one for you :)

I am using the formula/function "CELL" as follows

=CELL("address",A1)

However it is returning and absolute ref "$a$1" when i need "a1" - please advise me how to implement

Thanks in advance
Al
 
Process the text:
=SUBSTITUTE(CELL("address",A1),"$","")

combo
 

Combo - AWESOME, been looking all over the net for a fix

Next step for me is to increment the reference cells, and concentanate to create a more complex formula.

I have done it before but need to dig out - if you have a quick idea then great - please :)

Example
First cell will be A1 using your example, the next will be 7 columns along from here (H1), then another 8 etc etc.... Any ideas how to get that into a formula

Thanks for your help
Al
 
You can find useful some of ROW, COLUMN, ADDRESS, OFFSET and INDIRECT functions.

combo
 
Hi Combo

Getting there - thanks for your help :)

=SUBSTITUTE(CELL("address",OFFSET(G106,0,3)),"$","")

Cheers
Al

 
I am reminded of:

findx.jpg



=CELL("address",A1)

Why do you need a formula to return A1 when an input to the formula is A1?

You need 7 columns over, H1?

How about:

=CHAR(CODE("A")+7)&1
 


or
[tt]
=ADDRESS(1,8,4)
[/tt]



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