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Documentation with rDoc and .chm-help.

rbPete

2/28/2006 6:49:00 AM

Hello!

I hava a question about documentation with rDoc an the .chm-help
(compiled HTML-help).

I'd like to do my documentation with rDoc and the output should be a
chm-help. My problem is, that the entrys (by the automatic generation
of the .chm-file) on the slider 'content' (not index) are not sortet and
completely unstructured.

My question: How i can the content sort and arrange for my own wishes?

Thanks a lot!

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2 Answers

Jim Rech

5/7/2008 2:10:00 PM

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Well, maybe I misunderstood you. My example returned the value in R10
(assuming the Match in A1 returned 10):

=OFFSET(Q1,A1-1,1) = R10

and therefore:

=OFFSET(Q1,A1-1,2) = value in S10
=OFFSET(Q1,A1-1,3) = value in T10
etc.

If that's not what you want then I misunderstood you, sorry. If it is then
try a few examples for yourself to get a feel for it.


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Jim
"Jaybird" <jaybirdster@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:01e3849c-cc73-4401-b20b-ede04e472103@x41g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
| Thank, Jim. But unless I misunderstand your point, this method would
| only give me the row in column C of Sheet1 that has the contents of A1
| of the current worksheet in it. What I need is a way to reference the
| relevant cells in the same row. That is, the cells of row X that is
| the result of the match function. Am I making a false assumption?


Jim Rech

5/7/2008 3:15:00 PM

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>>I can see that OFFSET is not going to work.

Well it looks like it will work to me. I must say that it's not unusual for
a newbie to visually inspect a solution he got here and conclude it won't
work. Begging them to actual _try_ it often doesn't work. Astonishing it's
it?<g>

Btw, Index will work too but I prefer Offset because it activates/references
fewer cells.

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Jim
"Jaybird" <jaybirdster@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:e26385dc-3406-4540-87e2-daaaa45aaa73@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
|I can see that OFFSET is not going to work. It doesn't do what I
| thought it did. Makes sense. If I understand it correctly, INDEX
| might be what I'm looking for. However, I can't see how it will work
| without having the result of my MATCH function embedded within it. To
| recap, I'm trying to figure out which row of sheet1 contains the
| contents of A1 of the current sheet. (This is the result of my MATCH
| formula) Then, I need to be able to reference the rest of the cells
| in that row on the current worksheet. This is the problem I'm having.
|