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Try it like this:
=VLOOKUP($K$16,INDIRECT("'"&TRIM(B17)&"'!A1:L32"), 3,0) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Robin Krupp" wrote in message ... I am try to do a vlookup where the range is built from cell values ex. =VLOOKUP($K$16,TRIM(B17&"!"&"A1:L32"),3,FALSE) b17 contains the sheet name but gives me a #value! error but works if the range is hard coded But I really want to build the range dynamiclly Can anyone help ??? thanks |
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