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In Excell 2007, I have a Table defined as "Scores" with Column's Named
"Name", "Front", "Back", and "TotalScore". I want to do a VLOOKUP to find the total score for Mike. When I do this: =VLOOKUP("Mike",Scores,4,FALSE) it will return Mike's total score for me. But, if I do this: =VLOOKUP("Mike",Scores,Scores[TotalScore],FASLE) it will give me a #REF! error. How can I use VLOOKUP along with the Column names to do a lookup? It is possible, that as I make changes to the sheet, the columns may move around, and I don't want to hard code anything. Thanks, Steve |
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