Quick help on this would be appreciated
The formula below works perfectly:
=INDEX(INDIRECT("'C:\Users\WB\Historical\[EURUSD_2010TD_M15BID.xlsx]M15BID'!"&"$B"&$M12):[EURUSD_2010TD_M15BID.xlsx]M15BID!$D2012,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(INDIRECT("'C:\Users\WB\Historical\[EURUSD_2010TD_M15BID.xlsx]M15BID'!"&"$D"&$M12):[EURUSD_2010TD_M15BID.xlsx]M15BID!$D2012>=$Q12,0),0),1))))
But, I want to alter the above formula exchange the value "$D2012" (which is referenced twice in this formula) with another INDIRECT reference that gets the cell reference for the row at $X12 instead of it being hardcoded in as 2012. Essentially &"$D"&$X12 .Obviously I am missing a parenthesis, bracket or something.
A fix on this would be very helpful...
Last edited by williampdx; 09-26-2011 at 04:37 PM.
Does this work?
=INDEX(INDIRECT("'C:\Users\WB\Historical\[EURUSD_2010TD_M15BID.xlsx]M15BID'!"&"$B"&$M12&":$D"&$X12),MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(INDIRECT("'C:\Users\WB\Historical\[EURUSD_2010TD_M15BID.xlsx]M15BID'!"&"$D"&$M12&":$D"&$X12)>=$Q12,0),0),1)
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