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VistasINDIRECT and OFFSET in the function body make a name special
I would like to write a user-defined function CHOOSERANGE that returns a range from 4 coordinates. The first version is as follows:
CHOOSERANGE = LAMBDA(row_min, col_min, row_max, col_max,
INDIRECT(ADDRESS(row_min, col_min)):INDIRECT(ADDRESS(row_max, col_max))
),
When I use it in the worksheet, I realize that the icon in front of the function name CHOOSERANGE is different from normal functions.
Additionally, unlike normal functions, there is no intellisense for CHOOSERANGE.
I realize that it is because there is INDIRECT in the function body. Similarly for OFFSET, if there is OFFSET in a function body, that user-defined function has odd behaviour as well.
Does anyone know if it is possible to define a function that chooses a range and doesn't have this odd behavior?
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So, it worked for me, since I am in O365 Insiders Beta Channel Version
fx icon shows when the Beta Channel is enabled.
• Formula is
CHOOSERANGE =
LAMBDA(row_min,col_min,row_max,col_max,
INDIRECT(ADDRESS(row_min, col_min)):
INDIRECT(ADDRESS(row_max, col_max)))
How to enable the Beta Channel
Click File --> Click Account --> Click Office Insider --> Enable Beta Channel
