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Hello,
I have a problem with the OFFSET function in Excel 2013. I have this evaluation: COUNTIF(OFFSET($CC$126;0;0;5;10);"0"), so it should count from row 126 to row 130, but it only count until row 129. It works good with Excel 2007 so I really don't know why is it not working. Can somebody help me with that? Thank you
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Can you upload a copy of this workbook to Onedrive and post the link here?
It only contains zeros and when I go to "Evaluate Formula" that's where I see that it only count from CC126:CL129.
I saw it in Evaluate Formula that it takes it only to row 129. That's why I am confused because when I open the document in Office 2007 and refresh it then it counts correctly, but when I save it and open it again in Office 2013 it gets bad again.
Hi,
For me that formula works fine and counts all the zeroes in the range CC126:CL130
If it's not doing that for you then I suggest you look closely at the data that isn't being counted that you think should be. Are you sure the cells only contain zero? Try this
=LEN(CC130)
It should return 1 and if it doesn't then there's something else in the cell.
It does it correctly i.e. it takes row 126 to 130 in the account only.
To see it, select cell > Formula's tab > Evaluate Formula