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I've tried to name to non-contiguous (but similarly laid out horizontally)
ranges one name, and then use that name in a VLOOKUP. Won't work. Is there an equivalent of this idea that does work? I am trying to find something in one of two places, and then reference a cell off of that find. -- Boris |
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