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I have a vlookup which looks up the value of an expense code for a particular
branch, set up as a named range (BRANCH A) & chosen from a drop-down list in cell C3. It works fine for one expense code 4001 thus: =VLOOKUP(4001,INDIRECT(C3),2,FALSE) My problem comes when in some instances I need to add together the value of several (up to 10) expense codes in that cell, say 4001,4003,4011,4014). The total value would then change dependent on which branch is selected, but the group of expense codes would always be the same irrespective of which branch is chosen in C3. What is the easiest way of achieving this? Thanks Martyn -- Excel 2000, Windows 2003 over Citrix PS4 |
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