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Allow refence in the "table_array" position of Lookup functions
Should add the ability to use Functions or References to determine the
"table_array" name in Lookup functions. Is there a work around better than nested IF statements? |
"fcjssc" wrote
Should add the ability to use Functions or References to determine the "table_array" name in Lookup functions. Think using INDIRECT() would be one way Example: Assume TBL1 and TBL2 are the defined names of 2 table_arrays. And you have in A5: TBL B5: 1 C5: 2 Then something like this: In B6: =VLOOKUP(A6,INDIRECT($A$5&B$5),2,0) with B6 copied across to C6 will give the same returns as having in B6: =VLOOKUP($A6,TBL1,2,0) in C6: =VLOOKUP($A6,TBL2,2,0) Is there a work around better than nested IF statements? Using VLOOKUP might be one consideration to look at -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- |
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