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Try this sir: Indirect("SHEET1!A")+indirect(O4) to get the idea. .... What idea do you believe the expression above would convey? How to live with error return values? Syntactically, SHEET1!A could *only* be a worksheet-level defined name, and, semantically, only one referring to a literal range. "stephen.reading100" wrote... .... I can reference a cell with just the row data from another cell. INDIRECT("SHEET1!A" & O4) But if I want to reference a cell using both row and column data from other cells? Something like this, but this doesn't work. INDIRECT("Sheet1!R4 & O4") .... OP should try =INDIRECT("Sheet1!"&R4&O4) |
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