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Is there a way to identify to excel in that the following formula:
=SUM(INDIRECT(C1&"2005.355")), this part INDIRECT(C1&"2005.355") is a named range in the wb? Where c1=Jan and, the named range is Jan2005.355. This refers to the same question I posted a few minutes ago if it will help understand the question more. Thanks Dave |
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