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Using Vlookup to look at different names sets of data....
Hi,
Trying to create a budget compairison worksheet. To compare different design layouts against different type of cabinets... On a sheet that has a design layout, I total the number and types of cabinets. On another sheet I do the same thing, but it is design 2. Now I have my budget page that says how much each type of cabinet costs. I can write a vlookup Like so: =VLOOKUP(A31,Design1,2,FALSE) Where "design1" is a named range. What I can't do is: =VLOOKUP(A31,E30,2,FALSE) Where "E30" = the text value "Design1" (with or without single or double quotes) The Vlookup function will not accept the text value to lookup the named range... I would love to be able to just change the name of lookup table in one cell. Any help? Thanks SEPP! |
Sepp,
=VLOOKUP(A31,INDIRECT(E30),2,FALSE) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Sepp!" wrote in message ... Hi, Trying to create a budget compairison worksheet. To compare different design layouts against different type of cabinets... On a sheet that has a design layout, I total the number and types of cabinets. On another sheet I do the same thing, but it is design 2. Now I have my budget page that says how much each type of cabinet costs. I can write a vlookup Like so: =VLOOKUP(A31,Design1,2,FALSE) Where "design1" is a named range. What I can't do is: =VLOOKUP(A31,E30,2,FALSE) Where "E30" = the text value "Design1" (with or without single or double quotes) The Vlookup function will not accept the text value to lookup the named range... I would love to be able to just change the name of lookup table in one cell. Any help? Thanks SEPP! |
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