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I would like to know if the following is possible...
I have several labeled several cell matrixes. I can reference to these matrixes in formulas in other cells... no problem there. But I would like to do the following: I have written the name of the label in a cell. I would like to get the name of this label from this cell so I can make reference to it in a formula. Little example: cell range A1:A2 has the label "TestLabel" A3 has the value "TestLabel" A4 I want to have the formula: =sum(A3) (this should take the sum of the range defined in A3 (A1:A2), but obviously doesn't work... Excel needs to understand that the value of the the cell A3 is a label. Can anyone tell me how I should do this? Thanks in advance, Regards, Thijs van Bon |
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