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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$46 where VARIABLE is in the cell A1, and gives me the worksheet to lookup the values. Thanks in advance |
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=LOOKUP(A2,INDIRECT("'" & A1 & "'!B13:B36"),$J$13:$J$36) 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$46 where VARIABLE is in the cell A1, and gives me the worksheet to lookup the values. Thanks in advance |
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JE McGimpsey wrote:
One way: =LOOKUP(A2,INDIRECT("'" & A1 & "'!B13:B36"),$J$13:$J$36) 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 |
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