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VLookup with concatinated named range
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Using Vlookup, does anyone know the syntax for the second argument (range) for concatinating 2 cells that would make an existing named range that has already been set-up? Many thanks - David |
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With the pieces of the name in B1 and C1:
=VLOOKUP(A1,INDIRECT(B1&C1),2,FALSE) David Gibson wrote: Hi Using Vlookup, does anyone know the syntax for the second argument (range) for concatinating 2 cells that would make an existing named range that has already been set-up? Many thanks - David -- David Gibson -- Dave Peterson |
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