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ADDRESS
This function uses the row and column numbers to create a cell address in text.
Syntax
ADDRESS(row, column, absnum, a1style, sheettext)
Arguments
This function has these arguments:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
row | Row number in the cell reference |
column8 | Column number in the cell reference |
absnum | [Optional] Type of reference to return; can be any of: |
Value - Type of Cell Reference Returned | |
1 or omitted - Absolute | |
2 - Absolute row, relative column | |
3 - Relative row, absolute column | |
4 - Relative | |
a1style | [Optional] Logical value that indicates whether the reference style is A1; if TRUE or omitted, the style is A1; if FALSE, then the style is R1C1 |
sheettext | [Optional] Name of the sheet to use as an external reference; if omitted, no sheet name is used |
Data Types
Accepts numeric and string data. Returns string data.
Examples
ADDRESS(2,4,2,FALSE)