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Return a value in a range on another spreadsheet using VLOOKUP?

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    Re: Return a value in a range on another spreadsheet using VLOOKUP?

    You can use indirect() to turn a string into a reference (e.g. =VLOOKUP("25NN2",indirect(W56),3,FALSE)), but if you use it a lot Excel will grind to a halt (even with a really good computer) as it is a very memory-intensive function.

    More often than not you can use more efficient functions in place of indirect.

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    Last edited by Cheeky Charlie; 08-16-2010 at 06:24 PM.
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