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Hi,
I'm pretty new to using lookup functions. I have a workbook wiuth 96 worksheets, and rather than linking individual cells to each worksheet, I was hoping I could use a lookup function. I entered the name of each worksheet on my output page. Is there a way to get the lookup function to read the data in that cell as the name of the worksheet? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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Hi!
Try something like this: G1 = sheet name =VLOOKUP(A1,INDIRECT("'"&G1&"'!a1:b5"),2,0) Biff "jnasr" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I'm pretty new to using lookup functions. I have a workbook wiuth 96 worksheets, and rather than linking individual cells to each worksheet, I was hoping I could use a lookup function. I entered the name of each worksheet on my output page. Is there a way to get the lookup function to read the data in that cell as the name of the worksheet? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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Assuming your sheet name is in cell A5 and you want to return the value
of cell A1 from that sheet try: =INDIRECT(A5&"!A1") Hope this helps Rowan jnasr wrote: Hi, I'm pretty new to using lookup functions. I have a workbook wiuth 96 worksheets, and rather than linking individual cells to each worksheet, I was hoping I could use a lookup function. I entered the name of each worksheet on my output page. Is there a way to get the lookup function to read the data in that cell as the name of the worksheet? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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to make it simpler, let's say I have sheet 1 and 2. On sheet 2, I have
data from cells b9 to c109. I'm trying to use the vlookup to reference the data label in the first column of sheet 2 (column b in the array) and lookup the data value in the second column (column c). on the first sheet, i have the second sheet name in cell d3 and the lookup reference in cell b3. I think Biff's suggestion may work, but I don't know how to manipulate the indirect function. Excel's help tool was pretty useless. Thanks, Joe |
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Try this:
=VLOOKUP(B3,INDIRECT("'"&D3&"'!B9:C109"),2,0) Biff "jnasr" wrote in message ups.com... to make it simpler, let's say I have sheet 1 and 2. On sheet 2, I have data from cells b9 to c109. I'm trying to use the vlookup to reference the data label in the first column of sheet 2 (column b in the array) and lookup the data value in the second column (column c). on the first sheet, i have the second sheet name in cell d3 and the lookup reference in cell b3. I think Biff's suggestion may work, but I don't know how to manipulate the indirect function. Excel's help tool was pretty useless. Thanks, Joe |
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Thanks!
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