When you use this formula, the OFFSET function returns the value of the cell that is located two rows down (2) and 1 row to the left (-1) of cell C2 (which is cell B4).The value in cell B4 is 101. Therefore, the formula returns 101.nter the following formulas into cell E2 (or any available blank cell): When you use this formula, the OFFSET function returns the value of the cell that is located two rows down (2) and 1 row to the left (-1) of cell C2 (which is cell B4). The value in cell B4 is 101. Therefore, the formula returns 101.
(usually uncountable, plural correctnesses) 1  freedom from error. 2  conformity to the truth or to fact. 3  conformity to recognized standards. ( computing) The state of an algorithm that correctly mirrors its specification.
correction. 1  a correcting or being corrected. 2  a change that corrects a mistake; change from wrong to right, or from abnormal to normal; emendation; rectification. 3  the amount of change made in correcting. 4  punishment or scolding to correct faults. [usually pl.] punishment and rehabilitation within a prison system.