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Can VLookup refer to a cell with a range name?
=VLOOKUP(C10,Indirect(B11),2)
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Kent" wrote in message ... How can I get Excel to use the text in the cell (B11) as a named range rather than having to enter the same info in the formula? If you change the entry in VLookup from B11 to CAP (a named array) I get the desired result. I've used every trick I can think of except VBA to spoof Excel into accepting it but no deal. I'm trying to avoid VBA here because I won't be able to copy the formulas and have the references change. B11 C11 --------- ---------- CAP =VLOOKUP(C10,B11,2) |
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