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Hello All,
I have been searching around all day and didn't see a way of doing this, so I thought I post to find an answer. I have a worksheet that will be used as a reference, let's call it ref_file.xls In this file, I have multiple Print Areas: PrintArea1, PrintArea2, PrintArea3, etc. In another file, example.xls, I have a worksheet that has 3 columns: Column A is a text field Column B is a number Column C contains a VLOOKUP formula The formula in Column C will look like this: =VLOOKUP(B1, 'ref_file.xls'!PrintArea1,5) This works fine, but I was wondering how I can have the "PrintArea" value be that of Column A. In other words, if A1 contains the text "PrintArea1", how can I insert that value into the VLOOKUP formula in Column C? Let me know if you need a better explaination. Thanks in Advance, |
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