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Using a Name in a formula
Excel 2003
I am trying to use a name in a formula in accounts, which change every month and the name which I want to look up depends on the month I am producing. The formula is =SUMIF('Lookup Data'!$E$2:$E$2422,$C7,mar05lum) I would like to derive the mar05lum from the lookup of another table as follows. Jan-06 Jan06act jan06tb jan06lum jan06luy jan05lum jan05luy Feb-06 Feb06act feb06tb feb06lum feb06luy feb05lum feb05luy Mar-06 Mar06act mar06tb mar06lum mar06luy mar05lum mar05luy Apr-06 Apr06act apr06tb apr06lum apr06luy apr05lum apr05luy I have set up one cell to return the mar05lum on the basis of the date, but I am not sure how I can then use that in the part of the formula, so that it looks up the range mar05lum I am not sure how to do this - do I need to use value(C5) or text (C5), or something else. Hopefully you will understand this. Brian |
Using a Name in a formula
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Using a Name in a formula
=SUMIF('Lookup Data'!$E$2:$E$2422,$C7,INDIRECT(cell_with_data))
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Brian Ritchie" <Brian wrote in message ... Excel 2003 I am trying to use a name in a formula in accounts, which change every month and the name which I want to look up depends on the month I am producing. The formula is =SUMIF('Lookup Data'!$E$2:$E$2422,$C7,mar05lum) I would like to derive the mar05lum from the lookup of another table as follows. Jan-06 Jan06act jan06tb jan06lum jan06luy jan05lum jan05luy Feb-06 Feb06act feb06tb feb06lum feb06luy feb05lum feb05luy Mar-06 Mar06act mar06tb mar06lum mar06luy mar05lum mar05luy Apr-06 Apr06act apr06tb apr06lum apr06luy apr05lum apr05luy I have set up one cell to return the mar05lum on the basis of the date, but I am not sure how I can then use that in the part of the formula, so that it looks up the range mar05lum I am not sure how to do this - do I need to use value(C5) or text (C5), or something else. Hopefully you will understand this. Brian |
Using a Name in a formula
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Brian "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMIF('Lookup Data'!$E$2:$E$2422,$C7,INDIRECT(cell_with_data)) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Brian Ritchie" <Brian wrote in message ... Excel 2003 I am trying to use a name in a formula in accounts, which change every month and the name which I want to look up depends on the month I am producing. The formula is =SUMIF('Lookup Data'!$E$2:$E$2422,$C7,mar05lum) I would like to derive the mar05lum from the lookup of another table as follows. Jan-06 Jan06act jan06tb jan06lum jan06luy jan05lum jan05luy Feb-06 Feb06act feb06tb feb06lum feb06luy feb05lum feb05luy Mar-06 Mar06act mar06tb mar06lum mar06luy mar05lum mar05luy Apr-06 Apr06act apr06tb apr06lum apr06luy apr05lum apr05luy I have set up one cell to return the mar05lum on the basis of the date, but I am not sure how I can then use that in the part of the formula, so that it looks up the range mar05lum I am not sure how to do this - do I need to use value(C5) or text (C5), or something else. Hopefully you will understand this. Brian |
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