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I have a range that I have named "RANGE1". I can do a vlookup on this range
by putting the range name in the formula instead of the actual range. Is it possible to place the word RANGE1 in a cell (say A1) and then reference the cell A1 in the formula? I want to be able to change what the vlookup looks for by changing the range name in A1. Thanks! Squeaky |
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Hi,
Yes, use: INDIRECT(A1) istead of the range name. HTH Jean-Guy "Squeaky" wrote: I have a range that I have named "RANGE1". I can do a vlookup on this range by putting the range name in the formula instead of the actual range. Is it possible to place the word RANGE1 in a cell (say A1) and then reference the cell A1 in the formula? I want to be able to change what the vlookup looks for by changing the range name in A1. Thanks! Squeaky |
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Worked like a charm.
Thanks pinmaster. "pinmaster" wrote: Hi, Yes, use: INDIRECT(A1) istead of the range name. HTH Jean-Guy "Squeaky" wrote: I have a range that I have named "RANGE1". I can do a vlookup on this range by putting the range name in the formula instead of the actual range. Is it possible to place the word RANGE1 in a cell (say A1) and then reference the cell A1 in the formula? I want to be able to change what the vlookup looks for by changing the range name in A1. Thanks! Squeaky |
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