in a macro, or in a formula?

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Mar 27, 2015
1:16:54pm

BYUCoug11

in a macro, or in a formula?

In a macro is more understandable than a formula

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BYUCoug11

Previous username: SFBayCoug
New username: Mike Honcho
Bio page: BYUCoug11
Joined: Feb 27, 2011
Last login: Jan 3, 2017
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After 17 years, I found someone that uses R1C1 cell references in Excel

Indy Coug

3/27/15 1:04pm

I didn't know this existed. Looking at in now, why would anyone do this? Awful

QueenCityCoug

3/27/15 1:07pm

Because they like typing more characters to accomplish the same thing

workindev

3/27/15 1:10pm

I'm guessing they suffered a traumatic Battleship loss as a kid

Indy Coug

3/27/15 1:11pm

I don't know what that means, but I really like R2D2

CopperLix

3/27/15 1:13pm

I understand R2D2 but not R1C1 any help for us non excel experts

germ1

3/27/15 2:13pm

That's immoral.

flavordave

3/27/15 1:13pm

in a macro, or in a formula?

BYUCoug11

3/27/15 1:16pm

Formula

Indy Coug

3/27/15 1:20pm

Is he 70 years old?

Big Daddy D

3/27/15 1:28pm

I ran into that a few months ago. Took me a while to figure what in the world

mudpupper

3/27/15 1:37pm

I've used them. I just don't like them much.

Blue Ghost

3/27/15 2:31pm

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