lynxbci
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Hi
Scenario: There is a column range predefined lets say $B:$G (6 columns)
Question 1The user enters a number in a cell (A1) and i want to offset this selection by that many columns.
eg If the users enters 3 in A1 then the range would now be $E:$J (3 columns to the right, still 6 columns wide).
How is this done?
Question 2If the user enters a number in a cell (A2) then this will redefine the columns in the range.
eg If the user enters a 4 in A2 then the range would now be $E:$H (3 cols right and now 4 cols wide).
How is this done?
I am aware of how to set ranges with tables, but don't want to use rows at all, only column references, and it is proving difficult.
Many thanks in advance
Scenario: There is a column range predefined lets say $B:$G (6 columns)
Question 1The user enters a number in a cell (A1) and i want to offset this selection by that many columns.
eg If the users enters 3 in A1 then the range would now be $E:$J (3 columns to the right, still 6 columns wide).
How is this done?
Question 2If the user enters a number in a cell (A2) then this will redefine the columns in the range.
eg If the user enters a 4 in A2 then the range would now be $E:$H (3 cols right and now 4 cols wide).
How is this done?
I am aware of how to set ranges with tables, but don't want to use rows at all, only column references, and it is proving difficult.
Many thanks in advance