Excel: reference to a range, not “name” informula
Assuming the range A1:M10 in sheet 1, can I get the contents of the range defined in sheet 1 in the cell e.g. B2 in sheet 2? I mean the starting cell in sheet 2 is B2, then the range following has the contents of the range defined in sheet 1. The situation is that main calculation (very in detail) is done in sheet 1. In sheet 2, it only outputs the key or final results. Every time when the main sheet is changed, the contents in sheet 2 changes accordingly.
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Assuming the range A1:M10 in sheet 1, can I get the contents of the range defined in sheet 1 in the cell e.g. B2 in sheet 2? I mean the starting cell in sheet 2 is B2, then the range following has the contents of the range defined in sheet 1. The situation is that main calculation (very in detail) is done in sheet 1. In sheet 2, it only outputs the key or final results. Every time when the main sheet is changed, the contents in sheet 2 changes accordingly.
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Assuming the range A1:M10 in sheet 1, can I get the contents of the range defined in sheet 1 in the cell e.g. B2 in sheet 2? I mean the starting cell in sheet 2 is B2, then the range following has the contents of the range defined in sheet 1. The situation is that main calculation (very in detail) is done in sheet 1. In sheet 2, it only outputs the key or final results. Every time when the main sheet is changed, the contents in sheet 2 changes accordingly.
excel
asked 18 mins ago
waremwarem
1,27261930
Assuming the range A1:M10 in sheet 1, can I get the contents of the range defined in sheet 1 in the cell e.g. B2 in sheet 2? I mean the starting cell in sheet 2 is B2, then the range following has the contents of the range defined in sheet 1. The situation is that main calculation (very in detail) is done in sheet 1. In sheet 2, it only outputs the key or final results. Every time when the main sheet is changed, the contents in sheet 2 changes accordingly.
excel
excel
asked 18 mins ago
waremwarem
1,27261930
asked 18 mins ago
waremwarem
1,27261930
asked 18 mins ago
waremwarem
1,27261930
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waremwarem
1,27261930
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