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Hello,
I have three named ranges (percentSales,percentMaterial,percentLabor). When a user types into an account cell and wants to retrieve information for percentSales, they would type "Sales". How can I take this input into a function and refer to the percentSales range. I tried percent&"Sales", but this is not working. It errors out because it is not refering to the range, but just the text "percentSales". Below is an example of what I am doing. What can I do to take the input and refer to the named range. What I would like to happen =INDEX(percentSales,MATCH(A1&C1&B1,rangeEntity&ran geMonth&rangeCCY,0)) What is happening =INDEX("percentSales",MATCH(A1&C1&B1,rangeEntity&r angeMonth&rangeCCY,0)) Thanks, John |
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