shstrating
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Excel 2016 / Win7Pro SP1
I have several dynamic named ranges defined on a worksheet.
The formula I am using (found on OZGRID) is:
I am using this formula for dynamic named ranges in Columns B, D, E, H, I, L, O, P with no problems.
However, when I try to use it in my Column M it will only return a range of 3 cells down.
I believe the fact that it only ever returns a 3-cell range tells me it's not working at all in ColM, but for the life of me I cannot determine why.
All of my columns (B-P) are set to General for Number Format, and all of the columns contain text.
This is a small sample of the data from the worksheet: (Cols G & K are Hidden in the worksheet / Cols C, F, J, N are helper columns)
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Thanks,
Steve
I have several dynamic named ranges defined on a worksheet.
The formula I am using (found on OZGRID) is:
=OFFSET($A$1,0,0,MATCH("*",$A:$A,-1),1)
My only modifications to the original formula were define the Sheet Name and to set my starting cell at Row7 instead of the example, which used Row1.
I am using this formula for dynamic named ranges in Columns B, D, E, H, I, L, O, P with no problems.
The only change from column to column is the Column letter.
However, when I try to use it in my Column M it will only return a range of 3 cells down.
This is true no matter which cell I use as my starting cell.
Even if I start in a cell that's beyond my data range, it only returns a range of 3 cells down.
This is the non-working formula:
This is the non-working formula:
=OFFSET(Product_Categories!$<sheet name="">M$7,0,0,MATCH("*",Product_Categories!$<sheet name="">M:$M,-1),1)</sheet></sheet>
I believe the fact that it only ever returns a 3-cell range tells me it's not working at all in ColM, but for the life of me I cannot determine why.
All of my columns (B-P) are set to General for Number Format, and all of the columns contain text.
This is a small sample of the data from the worksheet: (Cols G & K are Hidden in the worksheet / Cols C, F, J, N are helper columns)
A | B | C | D | E | F | H | I | J | L | M | N | O | P | |
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6 | CC1 Code | One Knoll 1 - Division | CC2 Code | One Knoll 2 - Product Category | One Knoll 3 - Product Sub-Category | CC3 Code | One Knoll 4 - Product Line | CC4 Code | One Knoll 5 - Product Type | CC5 Code | ||||
7 | KNO | Knoll Office | KnollOffice | ACC | Accessories | Accessories | Accessories Parts | ACP | AccessoriesParts | Anchor | ANC | KnollOffice | Adjustable-Height Stools | AHS |
8 | KNS | KnollStudio | KnollStudio | STG | Seating | Seating | Communication Boards | CMB | CommunicationBoards | Antenna | ANT | KnollOffice | Admin/Median | ADM |
9 | SYS | Systems | Systems | Computer Support Accessories | CSA | ComputerSupportAccessories | Autostrada | AUT | KnollOffice | Aperture and Enclosure Components | AEC | |||
10 | UST | Universal Storage | UniversalStorage | Consumer Products | CPR | ConsumerProducts | Calibre | CAL | KnollOffice | Applied Walls | APW | |||
11 | UTB | Universal Tables | UniversalTables | Lighting | LGT | Lighting | Chadwick | CHD | KnollOffice | Bags | BAG |
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Product_Categories
Any ideas as to what might be causing this formula to fail only when used in ColM?
Thanks,
Steve