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Hi. I'm using an HLOOKUP where the row index number is a formula which refers
to a cell in the same row as the lookup function. This is then applied to the whole column. It seems that, whether or not I use $, the cell references in the formula are absolute which means that when I sort the worksheet by another column the HLOOKUP uses the wrong cell reference. Is there any way around this? The whole lookup function is the following: =HLOOKUP(I3,'Fee matrix1'!$1:$857,(2+(IF(Data!C131<19,Data!C131,1)) +Data!K131*19),FALSE) so the formula for the row index number is (2+(IF(Data!C131<19,Data!C131,1))+Data!K131*19) Thanks in advance for any help you can give! |
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