← Back to context Comment by netsharc 1 day ago [flagged] 5 comments netsharc Reply dang 1 day ago Is https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoft365insider... better? We could swap the URLs.Edit: I swapped the URLs. knollimar 1 day ago You already had sheets in the workbook for depth bnj 1 day ago I’d like to be able to make a cell into a sheet… like a subsidiary schedule drfloyd51 1 day ago Not really. I get what you are saying, and with discipline you could emulate depth with sheets. But it would only be by convention and I don’t think many functions worked that way. knollimar 1 day ago Index does at least, which is pretty huge.
dang 1 day ago Is https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoft365insider... better? We could swap the URLs.Edit: I swapped the URLs.
knollimar 1 day ago You already had sheets in the workbook for depth bnj 1 day ago I’d like to be able to make a cell into a sheet… like a subsidiary schedule drfloyd51 1 day ago Not really. I get what you are saying, and with discipline you could emulate depth with sheets. But it would only be by convention and I don’t think many functions worked that way. knollimar 1 day ago Index does at least, which is pretty huge.
drfloyd51 1 day ago Not really. I get what you are saying, and with discipline you could emulate depth with sheets. But it would only be by convention and I don’t think many functions worked that way. knollimar 1 day ago Index does at least, which is pretty huge.
Is https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoft365insider... better? We could swap the URLs.
Edit: I swapped the URLs.
You already had sheets in the workbook for depth
I’d like to be able to make a cell into a sheet… like a subsidiary schedule
Not really. I get what you are saying, and with discipline you could emulate depth with sheets. But it would only be by convention and I don’t think many functions worked that way.
Index does at least, which is pretty huge.