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I need to insert a VLOOKUP inside another VLOOKUP in the "Table Array"
definition in order to get different information selected from a big database. Example: instead of "=VLOOKUP($B7;tab1!$A$4:$N$16500;2;FALSE)" I would like to search the database area within another array: "=VLOOKUP($B7;VLOOKUP(C1;A2:B40;2;FALSE);2;FAL SE)" where the internal VLOOKUP should bring the range of the selected area to be used as array in this formula or "=VLOOKUP($B7;CELL("CONTENTS";A1);2;FALSE)" where the CELL formula should bring the array information to be used by VLOOKUP formula. I realized that this formula, such as INDEX, recognizes the range information as a "volatile" and does not accept it as "Tab Array" definition. Is there any other formula that I can use do achieve my results? Thank you in advance, Alexandre |
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