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Default Are multiple Vlookup's possible?

Use the INDIRECT function

=VLookup(F1,INDIRECT(C1) ,4,FALSE)

This will cause VLOOKUP to scan the table whose name or address
is in C1.


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"Simon Lloyd"
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Hi all,

i am using this =VLOOKUP(F1,TiedEquip,4,FALSE) on my worksheet
and it
is located in D1, what i would like to do is a VLookup like
this.....=VLookup(F1,C1 ,4,FALSE), where C1 on the same sheet
would be
the name of the named range to look at, this way i can have a
drop down
list of names which would change the contents of D1 based on
the value
in F1 because as i change the name in C1 it would look to a
different
named range!

Don't know whether i was clear explaining that.....but is it
possible?

Regards,
Simon


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