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Using INDIRECT in VLOOKUP to achieve a relative vlookup

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    Red face Using INDIRECT in VLOOKUP to achieve a relative vlookup

    Hi, I'm trying to create a VLOOKUP using INDIRECT to point the vlookup to the target file, but I'm having trouble with the syntax in the cell I'm referencing with the INDIRECT. - At least I think that's the problem!

    The VLOOKUP I'm using is:
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    , and the data in cell D8 is
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    Currently I'm getting #REF! as a result of the above.

    Is anybody able to help?
    Many thanks,

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    INDIRECT will not work with a closed workbook.

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    Thanks! I'll try to find another way then.

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    This website has a free addin called Morefunc.xll.

    http://xcell05.free.fr/english/

    It has a function that works like Indirect() but allows closed workbooks.

    Replace any Indirect() functions in your formula with Indirect.ext()
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