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I have a cell on worksheet A that includes a data validation list in cell c4.
The data validation list is a list of named ranges from other worksheets--one range to one sheet. I want to write a formula referencing the range name in cell C4 to go to a cell within that range and if that cell = 0 (it has a formula in it), to return nothing and if it doesn't, to return text. I used: =if(INDIRECT(C4,I9)=0,"","SPECIAL") where I9 is the cell on the worksheet containing the range named in C4. I am getting a #value error. I traced the error and the dependent arrows are pointing to cell I9 on the worksheet I am putting the formula into. What am I doing wrong or is there a better way to accomplish this. Thanks! |
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