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Formula to a sheet name that is text in another cell
Is it possible to change the formula below so that the worksheet being
referenced is dependent on another cell? =VLOOKUP($C$4,'Sheet 1'!$H$15:$M$75,2,FALSE) So if I have Sheet 1 Sheet 2 Sheet 3 etc in column A, can I reference the vlookup formula to pick up the worksheet name from column A? |
Formula to a sheet name that is text in another cell
Yes, you would use INDIRECT to do that, like this:
=VLOOKUP($C$4,INDIRECT("'"&A1&"'!$H$15:$M$752"),2, FALSE) assuming the first sheet name is in A1, and then copy this down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 20, 12:54*am, lauren_marie wrote: Is it possible to change the formula below so that the worksheet being referenced is dependent on another cell? =VLOOKUP($C$4,'Sheet 1'!$H$15:$M$75,2,FALSE) So if I have Sheet 1 Sheet 2 Sheet 3 etc in column A, can I reference the vlookup formula to pick up the worksheet name from column A? |
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