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Hi,
I have defined a range using the following syntax: SGDCalendar=Offset(A$1,0,0,4000,1) in a worksheet I have similarly defined other names like MYRCalendar, IDRCalendar primarily because I have other data that is labeled starting SGD, MYR etc that I would like to combine this with. now when I try to get a value from the range as INDEX(SGDCalendar,1,1) it works correctly but if I do something Iike INDEX(Indirect("SGD"&"Calendar"),1,1) it gives me an #REF! error (note that "SGD" and "Calendar" will be strings that will come from elsewhere in my workbook) I have troubled many people around me to solve this but cant seem to get any further. Any help would be greatly appreciated! ciao Nash |
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