Trouble with array reference across worksheets:
'=MATCH($A$2,'Jan08'!B1:B100,0)'
returns the correct row number (19), but
'=MATCH($A$2,I4,0)' where I4 is 'Jan08!b1:b100' in general format
returns a '#N/A' error.
When I look at the bad formula with the 'Function Arguments' window, the 'lookup_value' and 'match_type' both evaluate correctly but 'lookup_array' gives a '#VALUE!' error.
Any ideas on why using the actual array works but the array reference doesn't?
Last edited by ragold; 06-30-2011 at 07:55 PM. Reason: punctuation
use indirect
=MATCH(A2,INDIRECT(I4),0)
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Thank you, that worked beautifully.
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