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Seting up an Indirect Formula
I need to set up a formula where "Rates" pulls information from "Exp Crit"
The Problem is: 1 Exp Crit is not always the same size I thought to set up a Start location refering to a set cell on "exp crit" but can not get it to work using =INDIRECT("'Exp Crit' !A2") As a Start point there for if it moved I would only have to modify the start location to its new cell using (Slashes Reprisent cells) Start Location / A2 A / B / C / D / E =INDIRECT("Exp Crit!" & A$2 & (ROW(INDIRECT($A$2)) + ROW(B2) - ROW($A$2) - 4)) But can not get it to pul anything but a #REF! |
Seting up an Indirect Formula
I'm not sure I understand what the formula is supposed to do.
Assuming that "Exp Crit" is a sheet name and cell A2 on that sheet contains the name of a sheet as well, then the following formula will return the contents of cell A1 on a worksheet determined by the contents of cell A2 on the worksheet "Exp Crit". This may or may not get you closer to the formula you're looking for. =INDIRECT("'"&('Exp Crit'!$A$2) & "'!A1") The "Row" section of your formula I was unsure of. ROW(INDIRECT($A$2)) + ROW(B2) - ROW($A$2) - 4) I wasn't sure what it was supposed to be doing. The function, "Row($A$2)" I believe will always return "2". So why not use "-2" without using the "Row" function? Sorry I couldn't be of more help, if any. Paul "Trying to set up Indirect fomula" <Trying to set up Indirect wrote in message ... I need to set up a formula where "Rates" pulls information from "Exp Crit" The Problem is: 1 Exp Crit is not always the same size I thought to set up a Start location refering to a set cell on "exp crit" but can not get it to work using =INDIRECT("'Exp Crit' !A2") As a Start point there for if it moved I would only have to modify the start location to its new cell using (Slashes Reprisent cells) Start Location / A2 A / B / C / D / E =INDIRECT("Exp Crit!" & A$2 & (ROW(INDIRECT($A$2)) + ROW(B2) - ROW($A$2) - 4)) But can not get it to pul anything but a #REF! |
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