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Lookup and Name cells
I need help.
I want my formulas to have name cell but not sure how to do this. The formula is: =LOOKUP(C22,Suppliers!$D$5:$E$8,Suppliers!$E$5:$E$ 8*'Summary '!C22) and I want $D$5, $E$8, $E$5 & $E$8 to have name cell? I tried to change but using the "Name Command" However it still not working. Can anyone please help. |
Lookup and Name cells
Hi Lenni,
Select range D5:E8 In xl2007 version: Select Formula Ribbon-Define name In pre xl2007 versions: Select menu item Insert-Name-Define Insert a name of your choice say TestOne then OK Select range E5:E8 and repeat above with another name say TextTwo Edit the formula to replace ranges with names. Should look like this:- =LOOKUP(C22,TestOne,TestTwo*'Summary '!C22) Regards, OssieMac "lenni" wrote: I need help. I want my formulas to have name cell but not sure how to do this. The formula is: =LOOKUP(C22,Suppliers!$D$5:$E$8,Suppliers!$E$5:$E$ 8*'Summary '!C22) and I want $D$5, $E$8, $E$5 & $E$8 to have name cell? I tried to change but using the "Name Command" However it still not working. Can anyone please help. |
Lookup and Name cells
One easy waygoto the suppliers sheethighlight the range to nametype in a
name in the NAME box to the left of the formula boxtouch the enter key. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "lenni" wrote in message ... I need help. I want my formulas to have name cell but not sure how to do this. The formula is: =LOOKUP(C22,Suppliers!$D$5:$E$8,Suppliers!$E$5:$E$ 8*'Summary '!C22) and I want $D$5, $E$8, $E$5 & $E$8 to have name cell? I tried to change but using the "Name Command" However it still not working. Can anyone please help. |
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