1. INDIRECT(ref_text, logical value)
Returns the reference specified by the text string. This function immediately evaluates the reference and displays its contents.
Ref_text, text reference description,
(1) A1-style reference (logical value, T, default)
(2) R1c1-style reference (logical value, F, R1C1 style)
(3) a name defined as a reference or a reference to a text string cell
with insert-name mode, give this cell the name George) 62
A |
B |
B2 |
1.333 |
B3 |
the |
George | td>10 (
5 |
formula |
description (Result) |
=indirect ("A2") |
cell A2 |
=indirect (A2) |
cell A2 values in the reference B2 (1.333) |
=indirect ($A $) |
value of reference B3 in cell A3 |
=indirect ($A $4) |
Returns the value of the definition name if the cell B4 has a definition named "George" |
=indirect ("B" & $A $) |
reference value in cell A5 |
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Generally with the address together, the effect is better.
ADDRESS (num[line number],num[ column number],num[reference type],a1,text[sheet name ])
Returns the address of a specific cell, given the line number and column number.
Address(2,3,4) to C2
Address(2,3) for $C
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