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Formula help = vlookup
I would like to have a list defining different weeks. This is the easy part.
But i want that list to change values in different formules. So if i select week 2, then all formulas for examplethe formulae =vlookup(b7;sheet1 week1,2,0) will automatically change to week 2 without having to go and change all the formuales or using find and replace. Thanks |
Formula help = vlookup
Look in HELP for the INDIRECT() function
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "James" wrote in message ... I would like to have a list defining different weeks. This is the easy part. But i want that list to change values in different formules. So if i select week 2, then all formulas for examplethe formulae =vlookup(b7;sheet1 week1,2,0) will automatically change to week 2 without having to go and change all the formuales or using find and replace. Thanks |
Formula help = vlookup
Maybe use a macro using find/replace or indirect
=VLOOKUP(D1,INDIRECT("week"&C1),2,2) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "James" wrote in message ... I would like to have a list defining different weeks. This is the easy part. But i want that list to change values in different formules. So if i select week 2, then all formulas for examplethe formulae =vlookup(b7;sheet1 week1,2,0) will automatically change to week 2 without having to go and change all the formuales or using find and replace. Thanks |
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