How to Use ADDRESS, ROW, and COLUMN Functions in Google Sheets & Excel | SqueezeTech Solutions

Welcome back! In today’s quick tutorial, we’ll learn how to use three powerful functions in Google Sheets and Excel: ADDRESS, ROW, and COLUMN. These are super useful for dynamically working with cell references and navigating your data - especially for managing projects like at SqueezeTech Solutions!
1. ADDRESS Function
The ADDRESS function returns the cell reference as a string based on row and column numbers.
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=ADDRESS(3, 2) // Returns "B3"
2. ROW Function
The ROW function gives you the row number of a specified cell.
Example:
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=ROW(A5) // Returns "5"
3. COLUMN Function
The COLUMN function gives you the column number of a specific cell.
Example:
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=COLUMN(D10) // Returns "4"
Practical Use Case with SqueezeTech Solutions
Let’s say we manage task assignments for SqueezeTech Solutions.
Finding the address of the "Planned" column (G):
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=ADDRESS(1, 7) // Returns "G1"
Finding the row of Task ID 11568:
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=ROW(D2:D10, MATCH(11568, D2:D10, 0)) // Returns row number
Finding the column of "Task" (F):
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=COLUMN(F1) // Returns "6"
Conclusion
These functions will help you work smarter with dynamic references in your spreadsheets. Try them out to navigate and manage your data more effectively!
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