Volatile formula

Daveydoodles

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Hi all,

I'm in the process of replacing a series of formulae which use OFFSET asI wish to avoid using volatile functions in what is a very large and interconnected spreadsheet.

The formula I'm using to replace it is;

=SUMIFS(INDEX('CBL IFRS'!analyst_data_2,,MATCH('MI Summary'!H$14,'CBL IFRS'!$B$1:$P$1,0)),'CBL IFRS'!analyst_row_2,'MI Summary'!$D24)

Is anyone able to tell me if this will successfully avoid volatility? I've been reading that SUMIFS can effectively become a volatile function under certain circumstances - but I'm unsure if this will qualify.
 

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