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chrisrowe_cr

lookup based on a row number
 

Hi all,

Can you lookup based on a row number.

ie the data i want to lookup is in colum G in row 2003

This possible?

Thanks


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Bob Phillips

=G2003 perhaps

or maybe

=INDEX(G:G,2003)

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Hi all,

Can you lookup based on a row number.

ie the data i want to lookup is in colum G in row 2003

This possible?

Thanks


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swatsp0p


What do you mean "lookup"? As in VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP? Are you using
this in a formula? What do you want to do with the value in G2003?

More details, please.

Bruce


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