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Update reference in multiple formulas
Hi,
Ive set up a few tables to with formulas to extract data from a large spread sheet which is produced every month. Im using Vlookup but every month the €śtable_array€ť part of the formula will need to be changed. Is there a way to update the €śtable_array€ť part for all the formulas all at once? Many thanks Luke |
Update reference in multiple formulas
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You could use a named range to stand for the table_array. It could as well be dynamic if you want. -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "Luke" wrote: Hi, Ive set up a few tables to with formulas to extract data from a large spread sheet which is produced every month. Im using Vlookup but every month the €śtable_array€ť part of the formula will need to be changed. Is there a way to update the €śtable_array€ť part for all the formulas all at once? Many thanks Luke |
Update reference in multiple formulas
try with Indirect formula & column formula
e.q. in your destinational sheet u can use the formula : =INDIRECT("[book.name]"&COLUMN()&"!A1") then drag it toward the right HTH -- Regards, Sebation.G "Luke" ... Hi, IˇŻve set up a few tables to with formulas to extract data from a large spread sheet which is produced every month. IˇŻm using Vlookup but every month the ˇ°table_arrayˇ± part of the formula will need to be changed. Is there a way to update the ˇ°table_arrayˇ± part for all the formulas all at once? Many thanks Luke |
Update reference in multiple formulas
Hi Luke,
Define a name for the range (InsertNameDefine) and use that in your formulas. You'll only have to update the definition. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Luke" wrote in message ... | Hi, | I've set up a few tables to with formulas to extract data from a large | spread sheet which is produced every month. I'm using Vlookup but every | month the "table_array" part of the formula will need to be changed. Is | there a way to update the "table_array" part for all the formulas all at once? | Many thanks | Luke | |
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