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Row Reference & Cell Lookup

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    Arrow Row Reference & Cell Lookup

    I have 2 worksheets

    worksheet 1 = score
    worksheet 2 = jan

    i have a function in the 'score' worksheet where i want to lookup what row i am in

    once calculated i would like to use that row reference within another function so i can add data from the 'jan' worksheet

    the row reference is important, as it will allow me to find the necessary data in the 'jan' worksheet

    i know the row reference forumla is

    row()

    but when i enter in

    +JAN!L(row())

    it doesnt work

    it comes up with

    #name?

    please help

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    Take a look at this link on vlookup tables

    http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html
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    Hi,

    If you want the full adress try

    =CELL("address",C5)

    Just row address then

    =ROW(C5)

    and Column is

    =Column(C5)

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    Hi,

    I am not sure to fully understand you request ...
    But if you need to return a row number, instead of vlookup(), you should use the match() function

    =match(yourcell,jan1!A1:A100,0)

    HTH
    Carim

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldchippy
    Take a look at this link on vlookup tables

    http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html
    thanks for the tip, i think this one works just fine for me

    thanks all for the quick responses!


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