[Anto111]

Hi,

I Have 20 worksheets in a seperate workbook all in exactly the same format
and containing weekly data on 30 individuals.

On a summary sheet, at the moment I am using VLOOKUP to match a persons name
when entered in cell F2 and return a particular variable for a specific week
in the other workbook. This is what I am using

=VLOOKUP(F2,'[Heart Rate.xlsx]Week 13'!$C$7:$NF$90,9,0)

What I would like to do is add another dimension to this formula so I can
avoid having to predefine the week in the formula and instead use another
cell on the summary sheet to also lookup a designated week before returning
the required person variable. (more in the form of 'Week 1:Week 20'.

Is there any way to do this?

Many thanks in advance for your time.

Kind regards,

Ant

[Anto111]

Just to bump the thread,

If anyone could provide any help or experience, it would be brilliant.

Cheers guys,

Much appreaciated,

Ant.

"Anto111" wrote:

Hi,

I Have 20 worksheets in a seperate workbook all in exactly the same format
and containing weekly data on 30 individuals.

On a summary sheet, at the moment I am using VLOOKUP to match a persons name
when entered in cell F2 and return a particular variable for a specific week
in the other workbook. This is what I am using

=VLOOKUP(F2,'[Heart Rate.xlsx]Week 13'!$C$7:$NF$90,9,0)

What I would like to do is add another dimension to this formula so I can
avoid having to predefine the week in the formula and instead use another
cell on the summary sheet to also lookup a designated week before returning
the required person variable. (more in the form of 'Week 1:Week 20'.

Is there any way to do this?

Many thanks in advance for your time.

Kind regards,

Ant