Hi all!
I found this great post about an alternate way to visualize data and was wondering if anyone can help me understand the formula that returns a 1 or 0 depending on the source cell.
Why is the formula multiplying by 10, adding 11, and multiplying by 0 or 1?
What does adding (-1)^ do to the formula?
I tried to break it out into its component parts, but this is beyond my current knowledge of how formulas interact.
= IF((ROW($a$10)-ROW())*10+11*(IF($a$12=”R”,0,1)) + (-1)^(IF($a$12=”R”,0,1))*((COLUMN($j$10)-COLUMN())+1)< =$a$11,1,"")
This is the link to the post: http://chandoo.org/wp/2007/06/27/the-art-of-excel-charting/
Please let me know if this has already been answered and I will remove this post (I couldn't find a post related to this...)
Thanks so much in advance!
I found this great post about an alternate way to visualize data and was wondering if anyone can help me understand the formula that returns a 1 or 0 depending on the source cell.
Why is the formula multiplying by 10, adding 11, and multiplying by 0 or 1?
What does adding (-1)^ do to the formula?
I tried to break it out into its component parts, but this is beyond my current knowledge of how formulas interact.
= IF((ROW($a$10)-ROW())*10+11*(IF($a$12=”R”,0,1)) + (-1)^(IF($a$12=”R”,0,1))*((COLUMN($j$10)-COLUMN())+1)< =$a$11,1,"")
This is the link to the post: http://chandoo.org/wp/2007/06/27/the-art-of-excel-charting/
Please let me know if this has already been answered and I will remove this post (I couldn't find a post related to this...)
Thanks so much in advance!