OFFSET Formula in Excel



OFFSET formula returns a reference to a range that is a specified number of rows and columns from a cell or range of cells.

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Lisa P

Thank you so much! You did an excellent job explaining how the OFFSET Function works.

serzikableyeah

Thank you, very helpful!

Pranav Goyal

but what exactly is offset, you should have explained it first

His-Word Devotionals

Awesome

Skdave Skdave

it should be iin hindi

Jarad Cox

This was really helpful! I have a much better understanding of what Excel is referencing when I type in "offset". Thank you!

Dr. Raj Najat

A very informative video explained with simplicity. Thanks for the effort !

James

This is really done quite well. Thank you. Really, this is a terrific picture. One could just pause the video and think about it with the power you've given one. Thanks again, and God bless.

sheetal kumari

Thank u sir..

Luke O'Neill

Thank you! Very clear explanation.

zak zeko

I used offset with counta function to create automatically extended plot range… but it was according to a cells computed from formule… so it does not work well with me …do you have a solution for this? Thanks at all

Romesh Kirpalani

But what is the use of offset function in a broader context?

Jagadeep Reddy M

Thanks for the clear explanation !

Niranjan W James

Thank you .. that was explained very well.

Jen Benedix

I'm trying to print multiple columns for each row on 1 line for example
john smith week 1
john smith week 2
john smith week 3
john smith totals
currently i have page breaks between the weeks but that gives me about 800 pages for all my rows.
I saw an answer on in the forums that said to use the offset function but I have no idea where to put it or how it would really work?