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If D42 contains the sheetname: SAFT LE Range
Then this should be what you seek to do: =OFFSET(INDIRECT("'"&D42&"'!A1"),MATCH(Calculator! F41,INDIRECT("'"&D42&"'!B8:B41"),1),0) Success? Punch it here, click the YES below -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Dingerz" wrote: Thanks for that however I want it to refer to another worksheet. So for example i have at the moment: =OFFSET('SAFT LE Range'!A1,MATCH(Calculator!F41,'SAFT LE Range'!B8:B41,1),0) i want something like this =OFFSET(INDIRECT(D42,A1),MATCH(Calculator!F41,INDI RECT(D42)!B8:B41,1),0) I know its incorrect but you get the idea. |
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