Indirect/Vlookup/???
I am trying to do a lookup almost entirely based on the contents of various
cells. I want to use the values sitting in B20 and C20 to get my range. B20 reads 'Sheet2!B80' and C20 is 'Sheet2!L98'. When I use =VLOOKUP(A20;indirect(B20):indirect(C20);D20;FALSE ) then the formula bar says my table array is volatile. Has anyone any idea what I should be entering? Thanks very much. |
Indirect/Vlookup/???
=VLOOKUP(A20;indirect(B20&":"&C20),D20;FALSE)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Light" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a lookup almost entirely based on the contents of various cells. I want to use the values sitting in B20 and C20 to get my range. B20 reads 'Sheet2!B80' and C20 is 'Sheet2!L98'. When I use =VLOOKUP(A20;indirect(B20):indirect(C20);D20;FALSE ) then the formula bar says my table array is volatile. Has anyone any idea what I should be entering? Thanks very much. |
Indirect/Vlookup/???
Ahh, that makes more sense. Thanks.
I also eventually realised that C20 should read L98 rather than Sheet2!L98. It always seems so simple once it's fixed. I appreciate the help. Light "Bob Phillips" wrote: =VLOOKUP(A20;indirect(B20&":"&C20),D20;FALSE) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Light" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a lookup almost entirely based on the contents of various cells. I want to use the values sitting in B20 and C20 to get my range. B20 reads 'Sheet2!B80' and C20 is 'Sheet2!L98'. When I use =VLOOKUP(A20;indirect(B20):indirect(C20);D20;FALSE ) then the formula bar says my table array is volatile. Has anyone any idea what I should be entering? Thanks very much. |
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