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"kevindmorgan" wrote:
Name your range in the second sheet. I named mine "thetable" in this example. In my example, it gives the item in column 2, and the proper row for the value that is in cell B2. =INDEX(thetable,B2,2) Kevin, That worked perfectly. Thanks for the help. Here's what I did - selected my table in "Sheet2", named it "appreciation", then in "Sheet1", I referred to it as follows: =INDEX(appreciation,C20,2) This referenced the value of C20 on Sheet1 (say "10") and used that as the Row Number in the Named Table "appreciation". In this case "2" is column "B" - odd why we have to switch back to numerical references for column when it's defined as alpha by default. Thanks Kevin. |
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