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Can you do a dynamic named range (using offsets) or simplify it by making it a table?
Actually my primary concern with dynamic names ranges is that occasionally responses don’t include a value within one column but they do for another, so it wouldn’t count that blank value, which I need it to. Unfortunately for my purposes and other things that pull from it, I can’t just have those marked as “N/A”. Do you have an idea what I could do to have a dynamic range work as long as at least one column in the table has a value in that row?
With offset, I’m a bit unsure if it would get too tricky since I have so many named ranges and so many references to them, but can try. What do you mean specifically by simplifying into a table? The defined names pull from the data in a table outputted by Power Query. Thank you!
Great, thank you! That helps a lot. I think with this the only problem I’m still having is making sure my power query table is always 250 rows. Before an error I think I was having is it wasn’t table specific, so I referenced the sheet name and then the rows (for example, ‘Sheet 2’$A$2:$A$252). Now that I’m referencing a table, I’ve realized I’d need to make my power query table add however many empty rows are needed to add up to 250. I’m assuming it would be some function of counting up the number of current rows and inserting 250- that number blank rows, but I’ve struggled with the execution. Would you happen to have an idea for a formula here? Thank you very much again!