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INDIRECT()

resolvedResolved · High Priority · Version 2010

INDIRECT()

Can you help me with this:

D1 contains "Jan 2017 NHSP Bookings"

This works (result is 126):

=VLOOKUP([@[Healthroster Unit]],'Jan 2017 NHSP Bookings'!$AR$4:$AU$90,4,FALSE)

This gives a #REF! error:

=VLOOKUP([@[Healthroster Unit]],"'"&INDIRECT("'"&$D$1&"'!"&"$AR$4:$AU$90"),4,FALSE)

RE: INDIRECT()

Okay, I spotted it! There shouldn't be anything before INDIRECT except the comma.


 

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