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Dynamic Named Ranges and The Offset Command

The OFFSET command allows you to dynamically create named ranges in Excel by specifying the starting cell reference and number of rows and columns to offset. When using named ranges in graphs, the sheet name must be included. For example, 'Sheet1'!RangeName. The OFFSET formula takes the form: OFFSET(Starting Cell Reference, Number of Rows to Offset, Number of Columns to Offset, Number of Rows to Return, Number of Columns to Return).

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Dynamic Named Ranges and The Offset Command

The OFFSET command allows you to dynamically create named ranges in Excel by specifying the starting cell reference and number of rows and columns to offset. When using named ranges in graphs, the sheet name must be included. For example, 'Sheet1'!RangeName. The OFFSET formula takes the form: OFFSET(Starting Cell Reference, Number of Rows to Offset, Number of Columns to Offset, Number of Rows to Return, Number of Columns to Return).

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Dynamic named Ranges and the Offset command

OFFSET command is one of the most powerful commands in Excel as it allows you to dynamically set up named ra
When using named ranges in graphs you must include the sheet name. 'sheet name'!name

OFFSET(Starting Place, number of rows to move down, number of columns to move right

s you to dynamically set up named ranges


name'!name

ber of columns to move right,number of rows to return, number of columns to return)

Task 1
Add an formula to Cell B10 that will return the number in the grid according to the figures entered into D10 and E10

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Task 2
Add an formula to Cell c8 that sums the whole column A
Create a dynamic names for column A and B using the formula
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