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Excel 2003 v.11
=HLOOKUP(W2,WholeYear,13) = #VALUE! Where WholeYear is a named range Jan:Dec!$L$2:$AP$17, that spans 12 worksheets. The first row in the range (Row 2) contains the 365 days of the year, in order. Everything about this looks correct, and it works if I refer to a signle sheet, but I am getting a Value error when searching the whole year. Can anyone help? I'm really stuck. Thanks |
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MicheleO wrote:
Excel 2003 v.11 =HLOOKUP(W2,WholeYear,13) = #VALUE! Where WholeYear is a named range Jan:Dec!$L$2:$AP$17, that spans 12 worksheets. The first row in the range (Row 2) contains the 365 days of the year, in order. Everything about this looks correct, and it works if I refer to a signle sheet, but I am getting a Value error when searching the whole year. Can anyone help? I'm really stuck. Thanks Hi Michele, It's very simple... The HLOOKUP and VLOOKUP functions cannot work on 3D references, i.e. ranges that span over more than one worksheet... -- Hope I helped you. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Ciao Franz Verga from Italy |
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On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 06:48:01 -0700, MicheleO
wrote: Excel 2003 v.11 =HLOOKUP(W2,WholeYear,13) = #VALUE! Where WholeYear is a named range Jan:Dec!$L$2:$AP$17, that spans 12 worksheets. The first row in the range (Row 2) contains the 365 days of the year, in order. Everything about this looks correct, and it works if I refer to a signle sheet, but I am getting a Value error when searching the whole year. Can anyone help? I'm really stuck. Thanks AFAIAA lookups refer to single sheet ranges only. The help mentions 'table_array' not a 'cube array' which I guess you'd need for a multi sheet lookup. If there were such a thing, let's imagine it called a DHLookup for Dimension Horizontal lookup, you'd also need another parameter to identify the sheet offset. You could probably build a UDF to achieve the same sort of functionality and pass the sheet number as an offset from the first Jan! sheet If I get some spare time I'll have a go. HTH __ Richard Buttrey Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK __________________________ |
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