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No it doesn't. It requires D496 to display the value 119 (or the
appropriate row number) - it doesn't care how that is produced - hard coded
or produced by a formula.

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jayhawk1919 wrote in message
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The

"=Indirect("C"&D496)*0.5+Indirect("D"&D496)+Indire ct("E"&D496)*2+Indirect("F
"
&D496)+Indirect("G"&D496)-Indirect("H"&D496)" formula is easy enough to
understand.

Thanks a bunch for your help, I have one more question though. Does
this formula require the "=Match(C496,$A$1:$A$250,0)" to be in D496?
If so, could you explain it so I understand why I need it?



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