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vlookup function addressing

  1. #1

    vlookup function addressing

    Hi,

    I would like to use this:
    +vlookup(value, data range, col, false)

    data range = start position:B20

    the value of the start position is stored in cell D1, it is
    "calculated" by some functions and put into cell D1

    how do i used vlookup to use the start position in D1 automatically? i
    do not want to type it manually


  2. #2
    Harlan Grove
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    Re: vlookup function addressing

    [email protected] wrote...
    >I would like to use this:
    >+vlookup(value, data range, col, false)
    >
    >data range = start position:B20
    >
    >the value of the start position is stored in cell D1, it is
    >"calculated" by some functions and put into cell D1
    >
    >how do i used vlookup to use the start position in D1 automatically? i
    >do not want to type it manually


    You could use

    INDIRECT(D1):B20

    as data range, but you may be better off using

    INDEX($A:$B,row expression,column expression)

    where the row and column expressions would be similar to the formulas
    you're using to produce your D1 value.


  3. #3

    Re: vlookup function addressing

    thanks Harlan!

    i've been messing around for a few hours on this!


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