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Dave T at home wrote:
[cut] Hi Dave, I also have my sport members on file and I need to refernce teh file using VLOOKUP. I need to change the month and year value, as in, VLOOKUP(A3,'Availability 11.05'!$A$1:$U$120,8,FALSE) Where 'Availability 11.05' is a workbook in the same file. I would like to be able to put 11.05 (or the full workbook name) in a cell and all the formulas use this in their reference. I have over 80 members and chaning each one (even with copy and past) is time consuming. If (if) 'Availability 11.05' it's a *worksheet* in the same *workbook* or file in which you have the VLOOKUP, you can use the INDIRECT function: =VLOOKUP(A3,INDIRECT("'Availability "&Z1&"'!$A$1:$U$120"),8,FALSE) Where Z1 is the cell in which you have 11.05 -- Hope I helped you. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Ciao Franz Verga from Italy |
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