Help unstanding this formula?

danbates

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Hi, please can someone help and tell me what this formula is looking for or doing?

Code:
=OFFSET('Current weeks data'!$A$1:$W$1000,,,COUNTIF('Current weeks data'!$K:$K,">"&0)+1)

It's the last part I don't understand but if you could explain it all just incase im mistaken.

Thanks

Dan
 

Excel Facts

How can you automate Excel?
Press Alt+F11 from Windows Excel to open the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor.
Try to test with a smaller data area, say, A1:D5, on Sheet1. Enter some data in A1:D5 and also some small numbers in F. Enter the adjusted formula in G1 as:

=OFFSET($A$1:$D$5,,,COUNTIF($F:$F,">"&0)+1)

Select the formula in G1, hit F9, and observe the result in the formula balk. Repeat the process by changing the values in F until you understand what the COUNTIF part does.
 
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