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I don't think both of your formula work at all, unless you have a define name
"white" of your data range not just on cell C6. What is your data table look like? "Eddie" wrote: I am trying to use a named cell group as the table array in a lookup function. It works when I type the name into the function, but not when I have a cell reference to it, ie. it works as =HLOOKUP(E14,white,4) but not as cell C6 contains word white. =HLOOKUP(E14,C6,4) Any suggestions? |
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Sorry I was not clear enough in my question.
I have a defined group of cells called white. I want the lookup formula to use the cell C6, not the name, so if I vary what is written in cell C6 it can look up other named groups eg red or blue. Does this make more sense? Eddiw "Teethless mama" wrote: I don't think both of your formula work at all, unless you have a define name "white" of your data range not just on cell C6. What is your data table look like? "Eddie" wrote: I am trying to use a named cell group as the table array in a lookup function. It works when I type the name into the function, but not when I have a cell reference to it, ie. it works as =HLOOKUP(E14,white,4) but not as cell C6 contains word white. =HLOOKUP(E14,C6,4) Any suggestions? |
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=HLOOKUP(A14,INDIRECT(C6),4)
"Eddie" wrote: Sorry I was not clear enough in my question. I have a defined group of cells called white. I want the lookup formula to use the cell C6, not the name, so if I vary what is written in cell C6 it can look up other named groups eg red or blue. Does this make more sense? Eddiw "Teethless mama" wrote: I don't think both of your formula work at all, unless you have a define name "white" of your data range not just on cell C6. What is your data table look like? "Eddie" wrote: I am trying to use a named cell group as the table array in a lookup function. It works when I type the name into the function, but not when I have a cell reference to it, ie. it works as =HLOOKUP(E14,white,4) but not as cell C6 contains word white. =HLOOKUP(E14,C6,4) Any suggestions? |
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