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Dave,
Here's the final working version: =IF(INDEX(data!A:A,$C$4) = $C$1,INDEX(data!D:D,$C$4),"") Thanks again, Joe B "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe... =index('Other sheet name here'!x:x,a1) or =index(c:c,'other sheet name here'!a1) WFBJoeB wrote: Using that how would I reference a cell in another worksheet in the same document? Thanks, Joe B "Dave Peterson" wrote: Another one: =index(C:C,a1) WFBJoeB wrote: I have a value in a cell. I want to get the value in another cell based on this value. Say that the value in the first cell (A1) is 25. The cell I want is in column C in this case it would be C25. How do I specify that 25 is a row reference? This is EXACTLY what I want to do. Not some other type of lookup, EXACTLY this. Thanks, Joe B -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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