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Use a list of ranges, like M1:N10,O1:P10, etc. and a formula of
=VLOOKUP(B5,INDIRECT(D1),2,FALSE) where D1 is the DV cell -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Duane" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a drop down box that refers to named ranges. Depending on the name that is picked in the drop down, I need to retrieve data from a named range. The range will change and I need to refer to the new range. The formula I am using is like this: =VLOOKUP(B5,range,3,FALSE) I want to change the "range" to a cell link where the name of the range I want to use will be....which will change based on user selection. Hope this makes sense. |
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