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INDIRECT.EXT Help Required
I want to use VLOOKUP and INDIRECT.EXT to help produce a summary spreadsheet
from a number of files. Cell C10 contains - =CONCATENATE("'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\",TEXT($A10,"yyyymm dd"),"\[",TEXT($A10,"yyyymmdd")," - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50") which evaluates as - 'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50 In cell F10, I have a call to VLOOKUP as follows: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("""&C10&"""),3,FALSE) When I try this, I get an #VALUE! error. I then tried the following: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly!$A$1:$Z$50"),3,FALSE) This also results in an #VALUE! error. If I change the call to =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT(C10),3,FALSE) and open the file then it works. Can anyone tell me where the INDIRECT.EXT call is going wrong? |
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INDIRECT.EXT Help Required
I'd try 4 double quotes first--but that's at the other thread.
Mike McLellan wrote: I want to use VLOOKUP and INDIRECT.EXT to help produce a summary spreadsheet from a number of files. Cell C10 contains - =CONCATENATE("'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\",TEXT($A10,"yyyymm dd"),"\[",TEXT($A10,"yyyymmdd")," - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50") which evaluates as - 'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50 In cell F10, I have a call to VLOOKUP as follows: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("""&C10&"""),3,FALSE) When I try this, I get an #VALUE! error. I then tried the following: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly!$A$1:$Z$50"),3,FALSE) This also results in an #VALUE! error. If I change the call to =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT(C10),3,FALSE) and open the file then it works. Can anyone tell me where the INDIRECT.EXT call is going wrong? -- Dave Peterson |
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INDIRECT.EXT Help Required
Tried 4 double quotes but no further forward - still get #VALUE! error
"Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd try 4 double quotes first--but that's at the other thread. Mike McLellan wrote: I want to use VLOOKUP and INDIRECT.EXT to help produce a summary spreadsheet from a number of files. Cell C10 contains - =CONCATENATE("'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\",TEXT($A10,"yyyymm dd"),"\[",TEXT($A10,"yyyymmdd")," - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50") which evaluates as - 'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50 In cell F10, I have a call to VLOOKUP as follows: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("""&C10&"""),3,FALSE) When I try this, I get an #VALUE! error. I then tried the following: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly!$A$1:$Z$50"),3,FALSE) This also results in an #VALUE! error. If I change the call to =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT(C10),3,FALSE) and open the file then it works. Can anyone tell me where the INDIRECT.EXT call is going wrong? -- Dave Peterson |
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INDIRECT.EXT Help Required
Sorry.
Mike McLellan wrote: Tried 4 double quotes but no further forward - still get #VALUE! error "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd try 4 double quotes first--but that's at the other thread. Mike McLellan wrote: I want to use VLOOKUP and INDIRECT.EXT to help produce a summary spreadsheet from a number of files. Cell C10 contains - =CONCATENATE("'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\",TEXT($A10,"yyyymm dd"),"\[",TEXT($A10,"yyyymmdd")," - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50") which evaluates as - 'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50 In cell F10, I have a call to VLOOKUP as follows: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("""&C10&"""),3,FALSE) When I try this, I get an #VALUE! error. I then tried the following: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly!$A$1:$Z$50"),3,FALSE) This also results in an #VALUE! error. If I change the call to =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT(C10),3,FALSE) and open the file then it works. Can anyone tell me where the INDIRECT.EXT call is going wrong? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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INDIRECT.EXT Help Required
Thanks for you help, Dave.
Anybody else got any ideas? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Sorry. Mike McLellan wrote: Tried 4 double quotes but no further forward - still get #VALUE! error "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd try 4 double quotes first--but that's at the other thread. Mike McLellan wrote: I want to use VLOOKUP and INDIRECT.EXT to help produce a summary spreadsheet from a number of files. Cell C10 contains - =CONCATENATE("'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\",TEXT($A10,"yyyymm dd"),"\[",TEXT($A10,"yyyymmdd")," - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50") which evaluates as - 'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50 In cell F10, I have a call to VLOOKUP as follows: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("""&C10&"""),3,FALSE) When I try this, I get an #VALUE! error. I then tried the following: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly!$A$1:$Z$50"),3,FALSE) This also results in an #VALUE! error. If I change the call to =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT(C10),3,FALSE) and open the file then it works. Can anyone tell me where the INDIRECT.EXT call is going wrong? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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INDIRECT.EXT Help Required
I thought I saw a forum at Laurent Longre's site.
If you don't get any other suggestions here, you may want to try there. Mike McLellan wrote: Thanks for you help, Dave. Anybody else got any ideas? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Sorry. Mike McLellan wrote: Tried 4 double quotes but no further forward - still get #VALUE! error "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd try 4 double quotes first--but that's at the other thread. Mike McLellan wrote: I want to use VLOOKUP and INDIRECT.EXT to help produce a summary spreadsheet from a number of files. Cell C10 contains - =CONCATENATE("'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\",TEXT($A10,"yyyymm dd"),"\[",TEXT($A10,"yyyymmdd")," - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50") which evaluates as - 'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50 In cell F10, I have a call to VLOOKUP as follows: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("""&C10&"""),3,FALSE) When I try this, I get an #VALUE! error. I then tried the following: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly!$A$1:$Z$50"),3,FALSE) This also results in an #VALUE! error. If I change the call to =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT(C10),3,FALSE) and open the file then it works. Can anyone tell me where the INDIRECT.EXT call is going wrong? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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INDIRECT.EXT Help Required
I have EXACTLY the same problem. However I did read on one forum that you
cannot use INDIRECT.EXT as a 3rd dimension to VLOOKUP, so I gave up. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I thought I saw a forum at Laurent Longre's site. If you don't get any other suggestions here, you may want to try there. Mike McLellan wrote: Thanks for you help, Dave. Anybody else got any ideas? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Sorry. Mike McLellan wrote: Tried 4 double quotes but no further forward - still get #VALUE! error "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd try 4 double quotes first--but that's at the other thread. Mike McLellan wrote: I want to use VLOOKUP and INDIRECT.EXT to help produce a summary spreadsheet from a number of files. Cell C10 contains - =CONCATENATE("'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\",TEXT($A10,"yyyymm dd"),"\[",TEXT($A10,"yyyymmdd")," - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50") which evaluates as - 'D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly'!$A$1:$Z$50 In cell F10, I have a call to VLOOKUP as follows: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("""&C10&"""),3,FALSE) When I try this, I get an #VALUE! error. I then tried the following: =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT.EXT("D:\Documents and Settings\fzvtc6\My Documents\EDS Documents\Shared\Excel\LPS\SLA\20060320\[20060320 - Weekly - All locations - LPS - Live.xls]Weekly!$A$1:$Z$50"),3,FALSE) This also results in an #VALUE! error. If I change the call to =VLOOKUP(D10,INDIRECT(C10),3,FALSE) and open the file then it works. Can anyone tell me where the INDIRECT.EXT call is going wrong? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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