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OFFSET

The document explains the OFFSET function in Excel which returns a dynamic range based on a reference point and arguments for rows, columns, height and width. It provides the syntax, definitions and examples of using the OFFSET function.

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OFFSET

The document explains the OFFSET function in Excel which returns a dynamic range based on a reference point and arguments for rows, columns, height and width. It provides the syntax, definitions and examples of using the OFFSET function.

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A OFFSET function returns a reference from the range where row and columns instersect which a user enter

into formula.
SYNTAX: OFFSET(reference, rows, columns, [height],[width])
REFERENCE: Arange from where you want to start the offset formula.
ROWS: which row you want to fetch. The number of rows to move from the starting point, up or down. If rows is a positive nu
COLUMNS: which column you want to fetch. The number of columns you want the formula to move from the starting point. A
HEIGHT: the number of rows to return.
WIDTH: the number of columns to return.
OFFSET FUNCTION DEFINES A DYNAMIC RANGE IF YOU:
1) tell it the cell to start in
2) tell it how far from the start cell to move up or down (if you leave this argument blank, it equals 0.)
3) tell it how far from the cell to move left to right (if you leave this argument blank, it equals 0)
4) how tall is range (if you leave this argument blank, it equals 1)
5) how wide is range (if you leave this argument blank, it equals1).

EX-1)
MONTH BONUS
JAN 100 200
FEB 300 200
MARCH 200
APRIL 450
MAY 250

EX-2)
RANK NAMES Name of the 3rd racer NADAL
1 JAMES NADAL
2 STEVE
3 NADAL
4 FREDO
5 JOHN

EX-3)
MONTH JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY
SOUTH 44 33 33 34 65 34 43
EAST 44 44 45 54 76 54 43
WEST 55 55 77 34 77 54 SUM OF LAST THREE ROW
NORTH 55 66 55 43 55 64 SUM OF LAST FOUR COL
SOUTH EAST 33 33 75 55 77 65
NORTH WEST 55 22 44 35 56 45 SUM OF LAST THREE ROWS
SOUTH WEST SUM OF LAST FOUR COLUMNS SOU

EX-4)
MONTH SALES
Jan-14 100 SUM OF LAST SIX MONTHS 430
Feb-14 120
Mar-14 130
Apr-14 90
May-14 105
Jun-14 110
Jul-14 125

EX-5)
MONTH JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE
SOUTH 44 33 33 34 65 34 ZONE MONTH
EAST 44 44 45 54 76 54 WEST MARCH
WEST 55 55 77 34 77 54
NORTH 55 66 55 43 55 64
SOUTH EAST 33 33 75 55 77 65
NORTH WEST 55 22 44 35 56 45

EX-6)
PRODUCT 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
SAMSUNG 57 36 40 80 69 43 64 89 49
NOKIA 63 56 50 65 82 53 35 63 66
OPPO 81 58 54 86 55 71 40 34 47
MOTO 43 40 75 46 34 34 87 84 44
VIVO 76 87 85 69 45 79 42 38 64
NOKIA 49 52 57 68 46 52 56 52 37
SONY 34 55 75 66 57 84 84 62 70

EX-7
MONTH SALES NEXT 3 MONTHS SUM BASED ON SELECTION 02/2023
01/2023 100 340
02/2023 120 340
03/2023 130
04/2023 90
05/2023 105
06/2023 110
07/2023 125
08/2023 297
09/2023 262
10/2023 175
11/2023 180
12/2023 210
01/2024 226
02/2024 294
er enter into formula.

wn. If rows is a positive number, the formula moves below the starting reference, in case of a negative number it goes above the starting r
from the starting point. As well as rows, columns can be positive (to the right of the starting reference) or negative (to the left of the starti

MONTH JAN FEB MARCH


SOUTH 44 33 33
EAST 44 44 45
SUM OF LAST THREE ROWS WEST 55 55 77
SUM OF LAST FOUR COLUMNS SOUTH EAST 272 NORTH 55 66 55
SOUTH EAST 33 33 75
AST THREE ROWS 174 174 NORTH WEST 55 22 44
AST FOUR COLUMNS SOUTH EAST 272 272 SOUTH WEST
OFFSET MATCH (ROW) MATCH (COLUMN)
77
77

PRODUCT THROUGH TO
MOTO 2014 238
34
oes above the starting reference.
e (to the left of the starting reference).

APRIL MAY JUNE JULY


34 65 34
54 76 54
34 77 54
43 55 64
55 77 65
35 56 45

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