Reputation: 225
I have defined a column by the column after it (i.e. Data1 -> Label1, Data2 -> Label2, etc.) I found I need to add a data field to my form, and it will also be dependent on the currently named column (i.e. Extra1 -> Label 1, etc.).
I can create all new labels, but I would rather have both of the cells be dependent on the same label. I have played around on a scrap sheet, and cannot make a cell equal to a defined name's cells when there are more than one. If I only have one, I have no problem:
A B
Data1 Label1
=Label1
Will give me Data1 in row two.
A B C
Data1 Data2 Label1
=Label1
Will give me a #VALUE error.
How do I grab an individual cell from a defined name like this? Is it a range? Trying to grab it in VBA as Label1.Cells(x, x) give me an error as well. Am I going to have to make a separate label for the second data column (not ideal).
Thanks,
Upvotes: 0
Views: 525
Reputation: 19727
You can use INDEX
Function to get Data1 in row two:
=INDEX(Label1,1,1)
To return Data2 in your example
=INDEX(Label1,1,2)
Edit1: This is VBA equivalent
Range("Label1")(1) '~~> return Data1
Range("Label1")(2) '~~> return Data2
Or you can be explicit
Range("Label1").Item(1, 1) '~~> return Data1
Here's VBA using WorsheetFunction
WorksheetFunction.Index(Range("Label1"), 1, 1) '~~> return Data1
Upvotes: 1