Hey /prog/tards, I'm making a chart in excel right now to chart how much money I have lioncashed, and I'm trying to make a row of overall amounts. So far, I have =SUM(B5,CONCATENATE("B",COUNTA(B:B)+COUNTBLANK(B1:B5))), but the problem is, Excel puts #VALUE! in the cell and tells me there is an error. Everything calculates right up until it tries to do SUM and then it screws up. What is wrong?
Is there uncurry in excel? If not, the task you described is impossible.
Try Haskell the purely functional programming language.
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Anonymous2008-05-26 14:35
I don't think it's impossible. Common sense says this should work. But excel doesn't like it. I mean, the CONCATENATE works outside of SUM. Shouldn't it do a sum with a range of B5 to whatever the other thing evaluates to?