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Matt Harris
Hello,
I am beginning to discover Excel with the aid of various textbooks but
I am stumped on one problem and don't wish to embark on VBA custom
functions unless I have to.
I am intending to use HLookup with multiple tables (over 15) in the
same worksheet. So here is my problem,
=HLOOKUP(lookup_value,table_array,row_index_num,range_lookup)
The 'table_array' part can be a range or the name of a range, if I
have a cell that is calculated to produce the name of a range eg. an
INDEX and MATCH formula, how can I get 'table_array' to accept this
without errors?
eg.=HLOOKUP(A12,C5,2,TRUE)
where the cell C5 displays the name of a data range Model_1,
corresponding to a range D1:H2.
The reason i'm trying to do this is that cell C5 will change range
names depending on what data I have put into the spreadsheet.
Any ideas on getting round this problem in any way?
Thanks in advance,
Matt Harris
Leeds, W. Yorkshire
Great Britain
I am beginning to discover Excel with the aid of various textbooks but
I am stumped on one problem and don't wish to embark on VBA custom
functions unless I have to.
I am intending to use HLookup with multiple tables (over 15) in the
same worksheet. So here is my problem,
=HLOOKUP(lookup_value,table_array,row_index_num,range_lookup)
The 'table_array' part can be a range or the name of a range, if I
have a cell that is calculated to produce the name of a range eg. an
INDEX and MATCH formula, how can I get 'table_array' to accept this
without errors?
eg.=HLOOKUP(A12,C5,2,TRUE)
where the cell C5 displays the name of a data range Model_1,
corresponding to a range D1:H2.
The reason i'm trying to do this is that cell C5 will change range
names depending on what data I have put into the spreadsheet.
Any ideas on getting round this problem in any way?
Thanks in advance,
Matt Harris
Leeds, W. Yorkshire
Great Britain