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INDIRECT function
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is it possible to return this kind of string from the indirect function (to use in a LOOKUP function): 'VARIABLE'!B$13:B$46 where VARIABLE is in the cell A1, and gives me the worksheet to lookup the values. Thanks in advance |
INDIRECT function
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Please don't post the same message to multiple groups. It tends to fragment any answers you get, and it potentially wastes the time of those answering questions that have already been answered. For tips on using these groups effectively, see http://cpearson.com/excel/newposte.htm In article , Alberto Pinto wrote: Hi! is it possible to return this kind of string from the indirect function (to use in a LOOKUP function): 'VARIABLE'!B$13:B$46 where VARIABLE is in the cell A1, and gives me the worksheet to lookup the values. Thanks in advance |
INDIRECT function
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Take a look at one answer in microsoft.public.excel.links Please don't post the same message to multiple groups. It tends to fragment any answers you get, and it potentially wastes the time of those answering questions that have already been answered. For tips on using these groups effectively, see http://cpearson.com/excel/newposte.htm In article , Alberto Pinto wrote: Hi! is it possible to return this kind of string from the indirect function (to use in a LOOKUP function): 'VARIABLE'!B$13:B$46 where VARIABLE is in the cell A1, and gives me the worksheet to lookup the values. Thanks in advance Thanks and excuse me please |
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