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Does anybody know how to link to a named cross reference? Instead pulling
data using a static address like =D5; name the row Revenue and the column 1Q05 then something like =Revenue|1Q05? |
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Look in Excel's help for "natural language formulas"
I'm not sure many would recommend using them (I don't). You may want to use a combination of =index() and a couple of match()'s. Take a look at Debra Dalgleish's site: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html Especially examples #2. davide212 wrote: Does anybody know how to link to a named cross reference? Instead pulling data using a static address like =D5; name the row Revenue and the column 1Q05 then something like =Revenue|1Q05? -- Dave Peterson |
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