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![]() Hi folks. I have done this before and should know it. It is a simple thing, I just cannot recall at this time. I want to enter a range name in a cell so the value of that named range shows up (single cell named ranges) i.e. =RangeName This works. I now want to dynamically construct that call using other single cell range names, so I use concatenate to "assemble" the values of those named ranges together into one text string that also happens to match a named range single cell value. All I see in the cell is the concatenated value, not the resolved range name cell value I use a Y/N cell to turn it on, so I use: =IF(B13="Y",Concatenate(Rngname1,rngname2,rangname 3,"text")) All I get is the concatenated text,and I want the constructed range name to resolve. I have done this before and even been hand held through it, but I cannot remember it for the life of me. I think I alter the result with "TEXT()" or something similarly easy. I could put that text in another cell, and call it directly, which does not need additional conversion. |
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