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From: HeatherJ on 20 May 2010 10:43 Column G is filled with numbers which represent Rows in my worksheet. I want Column H to equal the contents of Column A Row ? which is referenced in Column G. Example: G1 is 1043, I want H1 to be equal to A1043. What formula can I use to fill column F to do this automatically. Thank you! Heather
From: Jim Thomlinson on 20 May 2010 10:53 =indirect("A" & G1) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "HeatherJ" wrote: > Column G is filled with numbers which represent Rows in my worksheet. I want > Column H to equal the contents of Column A Row ? which is referenced in > Column G. > > Example: > G1 is 1043, I want H1 to be equal to A1043. What formula can I use to fill > column F to do this automatically. > > Thank you! > Heather
From: Gord Dibben on 20 May 2010 10:53 =INDIRECT("A" & G1) entered in H1 and copied down Don't know how column F fits in unless you meant F1 and not H1 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 20 May 2010 07:43:01 -0700, HeatherJ <HeatherJ(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Column G is filled with numbers which represent Rows in my worksheet. I want >Column H to equal the contents of Column A Row ? which is referenced in >Column G. > >Example: >G1 is 1043, I want H1 to be equal to A1043. What formula can I use to fill >column F to do this automatically. > >Thank you! >Heather
From: FloMM2 on 20 May 2010 10:57
HeatherJ, If you want the cell in F column to equal the value in cell in the A column: "=$A1" without the quotes (" "). If you want the cell in the F column to equal the value in the cell A1: "=$A$1" without the quotes (" "). Depending on what you want (see above), copy and paste down the F column. hth "HeatherJ" wrote: > Column G is filled with numbers which represent Rows in my worksheet. I want > Column H to equal the contents of Column A Row ? which is referenced in > Column G. > > Example: > G1 is 1043, I want H1 to be equal to A1043. What formula can I use to fill > column F to do this automatically. > > Thank you! > Heather |