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Vlookup on named range
Anybody got any ideas on how to select the table_array from a list of
them. I have tried to vlookup within the vlookup ie =vlookup(a1,vlookup(b1,list,2,false),2,false) but it don't like it. |
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Vlookup on named range
=vlookup(a1,Indirect(vlookup(b1,list,2,false)),2,f alse)
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "kev" wrote in message om... Anybody got any ideas on how to select the table_array from a list of them. I have tried to vlookup within the vlookup ie =vlookup(a1,vlookup(b1,list,2,false),2,false) but it don't like it. |
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