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Default Using INDIRECT within functions

I learned a bit from JLathman in a previous post but tried to use the same
methodology with this formula (also learned from this Group to get the last
entered value in a column) without much luck.

The original formula was this with 2009 sheet being static:

=LOOKUP(2,1/('2009'!H3:H65536<""),'2009'!H3:H65536)

Trying to make it dynamic I tried the following without success:

=LOOKUP(INDIRECT("2,1/(" & O1 & "!$H$3:$H$65536<"")," & O1 &
"!$H$3:$H$65536)"))

Did I miss something or are the double quotes after the < screwing this up.
If so, what's the correct way around it!

Thanks in advance!


 
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