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I have a spreadsheet of 20 columns. Each column of data uses a lookup to
reference it's own worksheet. The column header for each column is the same as the worksheet name. For example Column 1: Header '9th May', then =VLOOKUP($A1,'9th May'!$A$2:$D$21,4,FALSE) Column 2: Header '16th May',then =(VLOOKUP($A1,'16th May'!$A$2:$D$21,4,FALSE) and so on for each column So for 20 columns I have to manually change the worksheet reference each time. Is they a way to reference the text of the column header instead ie. replace '9th May', with the text for column 1? This way I can set up the first column and then autofill the remaining columns. -- Rich |
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