Using the OFFSET function to line up the data dynamically | #Short

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Using the OFFSET function to line up the data dynamically.
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The data in column B are not lined up.
To align this column at the top, we could use the OFFSET.
The first argument is the original range of data.
The second is the number of rows we want to offset.
The third is the number of columns we want to offset.
We could find out the number of rows dynamically by using the COUNT function.
We subtract the numbers of the values in these two columns.
And here is it.

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In this tip, We are going to explore:
Using the OFFSET function to line up the data dynamically.
All explanations are simple and to the point.