S Shay A Member Jun 3, 2016 #1 Hello, Is it possible to reference a whole column in a function? For example, in VLookup, my table array to be columns A:D, without specifying Rows. Thanks, Shay
Hello, Is it possible to reference a whole column in a function? For example, in VLookup, my table array to be columns A:D, without specifying Rows. Thanks, Shay
S Shteven Member Jun 3, 2016 #3 Yes Shay you can. If your VLOOKUP looked like this: =VLOOKUP(G1,A1:D10,4,FALSE) You can easily change it to this: =VLOOKUP(G1,A:D,4,FALSE)
Yes Shay you can. If your VLOOKUP looked like this: =VLOOKUP(G1,A1:D10,4,FALSE) You can easily change it to this: =VLOOKUP(G1,A:D,4,FALSE)
Somendra Misra Excel Ninja Jun 3, 2016 #4 Hi, Or you can just create dynamic range with expanding rows in name manager and than use that in your function. That way your calculation speed will not slow down. Regards,
Hi, Or you can just create dynamic range with expanding rows in name manager and than use that in your function. That way your calculation speed will not slow down. Regards,