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Is it possible to use a cell to define the end of a range for a formula?

Essentially, I would like to use the JOIN() statement to concatenate a section of a column of data.

The data starts at a cell, say A5, and runs to a cell with the word 'total' in it. I've created a cell (let's call it L12) which returns the number of rows of data that are available.

I'd like to use that cell to form part of the range details of the JOIN() formula thus:

=JOIN(" ", A5: A[the value in L12]).

Is this possible?

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indirect() 関数は、私が必要としていたことを正確に実行することがわかりました。

Google 関数リストを参照してください https://support.google.com/docs/bin/static.py?hl=ja&topic=25273&page=table.cs

于 2012-07-09T19:52:33.787 に答える