Difference between revisions of "Manuals/calci/ROW"
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=ROW(reference)= | =ROW(reference)= | ||
| − | *where | + | *where <math>reference</math> is a cell or range of cells for which the row number is to be found. |
ROW() displays the row number of a reference. | ROW() displays the row number of a reference. | ||
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*The function gives the row number of a cell specified or the function where it is placed. | *The function gives the row number of a cell specified or the function where it is placed. | ||
| − | *If reference is omitted, the function returns the row number of the cell where the function is written. | + | *If <math>reference</math> is omitted, the function returns the row number of the cell where the function is written. |
For Example, if the function is written in cell number 7, the function | For Example, if the function is written in cell number 7, the function | ||
Revision as of 17:19, 12 December 2013
ROW(reference)
- where is a cell or range of cells for which the row number is to be found.
is a cell or range of cells for which the row number is to be found.ROW() displays the row number of a reference.
Description
ROW(reference)
For Example,
ROW(B5) returns 5 as a result.
- The function gives the row number of a cell specified or the function where it is placed.
- If is omitted, the function returns the row number of the cell where the function is written.
For Example, if the function is written in cell number 7, the function
ROW() returns 7 as a result.