In this entryway, stone tiles run right down the middle of the hall with wood on either side, almost like a carpet. I love the tone-on-tone look of the dark espresso color for both materials. Inspiration for a contemporary front door in Toronto with a single front door and a dark wood front door.
Example 1 - Omitting the Reference Argument with the ROW Function. 1  Click on cell B2 to make it the active cell; 2  Type the formula =ROW() into the cell. 3  Press the Enter key on the keyboard to complete the function;  The number  2  should appear in cell B2 since the function is located in second row of the worksheet;
Variant. A number or string that indicates the column number of the cell you want to access, starting with either 1 or A for the first column in the range. Remarks. Syntax 1 uses a row number and a column number or letter as index arguments. For more information about this syntax, see the Range object. The RowIndex and ColumnIndex arguments are relative offsets. In other words, specifying a RowIndex of 1 returns cells in the first row of the range, not the first row of the worksheet.