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    Lookup an entire named table

    I have attached a sample workbook. In columns A:C, I have 2 tables of data. I have named the table data as the following: Table1 - A2:C6 and Table2 - A9:C13.
    I am curious if there is a way to lookup up these named ranges and paste the table in the bold box area if F1 = the named range. Thanks for any and all help!TableTest.xlsx

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    Re: Lookup an entire named table

    Hi,

    If by "have named" you mean that you have defined each of those table ranges in Name Manager, then yes. Though you will not be able to use spaces in the names, so I suggest e.g. Table1. Your formula in F2 would then be:

    =INDEX(INDIRECT($F$1),ROWS($1:1),COLUMNS($A:A))

    Copy across and down as required.

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    Re: Lookup an entire named table

    As Xor said, if you want a space in F1, then

    =INDEX(INDIRECT(SUBSTITUTE($F$1," ","")),ROW(A1),COLUMN(A1))
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    Re: Lookup an entire named table

    Yea I think ill be needing the space. Thanks

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