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I would like to use the INDIRECT function to look at a cell on a different
sheet to my formula. I can get this to work fine if I enter the following formula; =INDIRECT("'Reference Sheet'!D4") (as my second sheet is called Reference Sheet) However, to get the 'D4' part of the formula I am using the following formula; =("D"&(ROW(D3)+(MATCH(C13,'Reference Sheet'!D3:$D$55,0)))) So I put the formulae together to get; =INDIRECT("'Reference Sheet'!"D"&(ROW(D3)+(MATCH(C13,'Reference Sheet'!D3:$D$55,0)))") But this gives an error and highlights "D", so I removed the "" and then the #REF! error appeared. I have tried using brackets and inverted commas in different places but i can't seem to get the formula to work. Any suggestions would be appreciated. |
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