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Using Indirect Named ranges to lookup data of different Dimensions

Alastairwc

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Hi there


I have a number of sheets all with the same number of columns and same named columns.


Example of column headings are Date, time, Expenses etc..


However each sheet has a different number of rows of data.


I want to create a summary sheet that just looks up the data for the respective sheet. Ive tried this by using named ranges. Eg: =Indirect(A1 & "!Named Range_1") but this is returning errors.


Any Ideas?
 
Hi Alastair ,


The syntax of the INDIRECT function is detailed here :


http://chandoo.org/forums/topic/i-m-not-getting-the-value-of-a-cell-which-have-contains-path-in-vlookup-formula


Can you say what A1 contains , and what Named_Range_1 refers to ?


Narayan
 
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