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=Vlookup(a4,INDIRECT(a1&"!"&b2),5,0)
Does that help? -- Regards, Ron |
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If A1 had a worksheet name that required quotes (embedded spaces, say):
=Vlookup(a4,INDIRECT("'" & a1 & "'!"&b2),5,0) Ron Coderre wrote: =Vlookup(a4,INDIRECT(a1&"!"&b2),5,0) Does that help? -- Regards, Ron -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Ron, it works perfectly. Funny enough, I tried indirect but it didn't
work. Maybe I missed something somewhere. Regards Pieter "Ron Coderre" wrote: =Vlookup(a4,INDIRECT(a1&"!"&b2),5,0) Does that help? -- Regards, Ron |
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