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What I'm trying to do is use a INDIRECT function to return an range array so
a MATCH funtion can look into that range and find a value for me. eg. MATCH("Grand Total", INDIRECT("A1:A10"), 0) This is part of a much larger formula and it's returning an N/A and I can only assume that it's this part that is wrong as the rest seems to work in isolation. Any ideas that could help at all please guys. TIA. |
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