Offset on Filtered List

brhelo

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Dear Mr. Excel,
How does OFFSET work when I'm working with a set of filtered records? =OFFSET(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN())),1,0) gets me the value from the row below. If I've filtered the list however using a value in another column, my OFFSET function won't return the value from the next record in this filtered list. It gets the next value from the full, unfiltered list.

I expect my question has been answered before, but I've not been successful in my efforts (in Google and elsewhere) to locate the answer(s).

Thanks!
 

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