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Uploaded by ExcelIsFun on Aug 13, 2008
See how to use the ADDRESS function to make labels in templates easier for user to understand. See how to use the Ampersand to join text and concatenate to make labels.
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Something like this may work:
=ADDRESS(MATCH(MIN(A1:A11),A1:A11,0),1,4)
where 1) the values are in the range A1:A11, 2) if there are duplicates it will only find the first.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
I have a column of hundreds of numbers and I need to know the address of the minimum of those numbers. How would I do this?
Thanks
danmackellar 1 year ago
Yes, the formula:
=ADDRESS(ROW(A1),COLUMN(A1),4)&":"&ADDRESS(ROW(D1),COLUMN(D1),4)
will deliver:
A1:D1
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Can you use an address in a range? A1: Address(....)
soccerstarmikew 2 years ago
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Something like this may work:
=ADDRESS(MATCH(MIN(A1:A11),A1:A11,0),1,4)
where 1) the values are in the range A1:A11, 2) if there are duplicates it will only find the first.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
I have a column of hundreds of numbers and I need to know the address of the minimum of those numbers. How would I do this?
Thanks
danmackellar 1 year ago
Yes, the formula:
=ADDRESS(ROW(A1),COLUMN(A1),4)&":"&ADDRESS(ROW(D1),COLUMN(D1),4)
will deliver:
A1:D1
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Can you use an address in a range? A1: Address(....)
soccerstarmikew 2 years ago