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Bob Phillips wrote:
something like =IF(INDIRECT("Data"&WEEKDAY(TODAY()))100, "Yes","No") Thanks a bunch, Bob!! I actually was trying to get the contents of the named range to appear so I did =INDIRECT("Data"&WEEKDAY(TODAY())) and it worked like a charm. Thanks a MILL! I am just a casual user of Excel so I never would've figured this out on my own. (on the 8th day, Dog created newsgroups...) Rose |
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