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Excel - my turn for help
I'm knowledgeable in the use of Vlookup. In this specific case - first time I'm trying to do this - I want to use two numbers in two different cells as part of the lookup range.
Example A1 contains "500" = this represents the start row 500 in a data array C:Z on Sheet 2 B1 contains "1000" = this represents the end row 1000 in the same data array C:Z These 2 values change based on data in the C:Z array - via different formulae. They might be 500,1000 today, but 750,2000 someday next week. That is solved. A10 contains a value, I want to return a value from the C:Z array column D that corresponds to it. My Vlookup formulae without using A1 and B1 would currently be =Vlookup(A10,'Sheet2'!C500:Z1000,2,0) How do I inject the value of A1 and B1 into the vlookup formula? Well _ I should have known as soon as I posted the question, I'd figure it out. The answer is use of the INDIRECT function. |
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