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Kerry[_2_]

creating a formula that looks at the value of another cell and usesthat value as the row value for for a referenced cell
 
Seems simple enough, but I have no idea how to do this.

Here's an example:

=IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,'Page2'!$A?,""), where the question marks denotes the
row number, the value of which, I want to get from another cell
altogether. For example,say cell B1 had the value of 1000 and I wanted
to use that value as my row number in the above formula so something
like =IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,'Page2'!$A(value from B1),"") = =IF(ROW(A3)<AO
$1,'Page2'!$A1000,"")

Thanks,
K

Bernard Liengme[_2_]

creating a formula that looks at the value of another cell and uses that value as the row value for for a referenced cell
 
Try:
=IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,INDIRECT("Page2!$A"&B1),"")
best wishes
--
Bernard Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme

"Kerry" wrote in message
...
Seems simple enough, but I have no idea how to do this.

Here's an example:

=IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,'Page2'!$A?,""), where the question marks denotes the
row number, the value of which, I want to get from another cell
altogether. For example,say cell B1 had the value of 1000 and I wanted
to use that value as my row number in the above formula so something
like =IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,'Page2'!$A(value from B1),"") = =IF(ROW(A3)<AO
$1,'Page2'!$A1000,"")

Thanks,
K



Kerry[_2_]

creating a formula that looks at the value of another cell anduses that value as the row value for for a referenced cell
 
On Mar 15, 5:09*pm, "Bernard Liengme"
wrote:
Try:
=IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,INDIRECT("Page2!$A"&B1),"")
best wishes
--
Bernard Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVPhttp://people.stfx.ca/bliengme

"Kerry" wrote in message

...

Seems simple enough, but I have no idea how to do this.


Here's an example:


=IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,'Page2'!$A?,""), where the question marks denotes the
row number, the value of which, I want to get from another cell
altogether. For example,say cell B1 had the value of 1000 and I wanted
to use that value as my row number in the above formula so something
like =IF(ROW(A3)<AO$1,'Page2'!$A(value from B1),"") = =IF(ROW(A3)<AO
$1,'Page2'!$A1000,"")


Thanks,
K


Thanks, that works perfectly. I think adding INDIRECT to my excel
lexicon will be useful in the future too.


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