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In Excel I am able to use like so:

OFFSET(RangeName, 0,0,,1)

this will get all values of Column 0 (first column) in my multi-column range.

But when i try to do this in Google Sheet, error comes up:

Function OFFSET parameter 4 value is 0. It should be greater than or equal to 1.

Parameter 4 is height of range from documentation. How can I get height of range "RangeName" to be input to here?

EDIT: More info.

RangeName is dynamic. It points to contents of a cell which I can change. I tried

OFFSET(RangeName,0,0,1,1)

It works, but the list is cut short to 1 item (obviously).

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The selected range is actually dynamic. so the total item is different everytime. thus i cannot use 1 - GeneCode

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YES! I found it! Here is how to do this:

OFFSET(RangeName,0,0,COUNTA(RangeName),1)

The function COUNTA will return number of items in the range.