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Using Value of a Cell in the Range Reference in VLOOKUP
I am trying to use the value of cell to be the reference to a named range in
a VLOOKUP function: =VLOOKUP(Value,$A$2,A1,false) in cell A2 would be entered the named range value, i.e., "Data" I know that I can use references for the lookup and the offset values. Any ideas? Can I automate VLOOKUP with this much flexibility? |
Using Value of a Cell in the Range Reference in VLOOKUP
Use the INDIRECT function. Replace...
$A$2 with INDIRECT($A$2) Hope this helps! http://www.xl-central.com In article , Yangtze wrote: I am trying to use the value of cell to be the reference to a named range in a VLOOKUP function: =VLOOKUP(Value,$A$2,A1,false) in cell A2 would be entered the named range value, i.e., "Data" I know that I can use references for the lookup and the offset values. Any ideas? Can I automate VLOOKUP with this much flexibility? |
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