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Why is this indirect formula returning #Ref? =SUM(Indirect("'ACTUALS detail'!AM92:"&AT&"92,'ACTUALS detail'!AM93:"&AT&"93")
Maybe it's the fact that there are two references? Thanks.
Why is this indirect formula returning #Ref? =SUM(Indirect("'ACTUALS detail'!AM92:"&AT&"92,'ACTUALS detail'!AM93:"&AT&"93")
Maybe it's the fact that there are two references? Thanks.
I'm surprised it returns anything at all given that the parentheses are not paired.
Maybe you mean something like
Formula:
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although as I said in your other post why do you need Indirect at all.
Richard Buttrey
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This seems to be pretty much the same as you were asking here?
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...-indirect.html
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@FDibbins. It's a little different. The other pertains to a search and replace; this pertains to why the formula is/isn't working.
OK, did Richard's suggestion work for you?
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