how are you defining the corresponding cell?Is it the same cell in a different
sheet?or is it the same "offset"That is:Range 1 is 3 rows x 3 columns beginning
in cell A1 andRange 2 is 3 rows x 3 columns beginning in cell E1
there's lots of ways to do it.In some cases, you can hard-code the row/c
I want to take 2 ranges, 1 dim each, can be 2 rows or 2 columns, but I need
to take a cell from one range and do something with it's 'parallel' cell in
the other range.
for example, something like a root mean square deviation. One column is
data values, other column is expected values and the
