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$G$1 = a list $L$6 = =CONCATENATE(RIGHT(E1,2)," Q") $M$6 = A7:K78 $N$6 = =CONCATENATE("'",L6,"'",M6) I built a formula with the concatenate function: =CONCATENATE("=VLOOKUP(G1,",N6,",2,FALSE)") That produces the desired formula: =VLOOKUP(G1,'AG Q'!A7:K78,2,FALSE) But, that output function does not calculate unless I go into the cell and F2 F9. Is there a way to have Excel perform that function automatically? -- Matt |
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