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In cell B2, place the formula "=INDIRECT(A1)" What do you get? You get the value 15, because cell A1 is "pointing to" cell B7. That's how INDIRECT works - the argument is a reference to another cell, not just a number. In your case, you are telling Excel to put the value of cell "5" into A2, which does not make sense.
I used the formula shown below and it works. =FILTER(Plan1[CGRoup]:Plan1[Remarks],Plan1[Status]="Pending") But when using indirect function to make it dynamic, it returns #REF.
Hello! I'm having difficulties with using indirect inside xlookup function to get data from separate workbooks.
About the autofill feature, firstly, as you are using the formula =INDIRECT(A23), I have tested this, the formula didn't work. The format of the INDIRECT formula is like =INDIRECT("C"&A1), if you are using the format, we can use the autofill feature. Thanks for your understanding. Qing
I've tried working out the examples given on several sites regarding the use of INDIRECT for dependent drop down lists. I've tried this simple example (just the first part of the Produce and the
Here's a simplified explanation and solution: - INDIRECT and Dynamic Arrays: INDIRECT cannot accept a dynamic array reference (like F2#) directly. It treats the reference as a text string, not as an actual range reference that can expand or contract based on the contents of the dynamic array.
Below is a real part of my formula. I guess I could create a VBA function to handle this, but I'm trying to avoid that. Real part of my formula: INDIRECT("'"&SheetNames&"'!Safety_Stock")>0, where SheetNames is a named range of the array of sheets in the workbook and Safety_Stock is a named range of one cell reference.
I am creating a very simple table to pull two lists from seperate excel sheet using data validation function. I would like to pull the second list result based on the first list in the table using Indiect. But I am not able to do it. Excel keeps showing me "The source currently evaluates to an error".
I am trying to put a formula that will be automatically generated by the report writer. this formula should take into consideration the current row and column but will take the value from the right column. which is why I am using RC[1] reference in Indirect formula. Similar to SubTotal formula that the excel automatically populate.
I have a spreadsheet with several thousand rows of data that is gathered over the coarse of a test, I only want to use a few hundred consecutive rows within a single column for averaging. I am using the indirect formula "=AVERAGE(INDIRECT(AB7):INDIRECT(AB8))" to average the values starting at AB7 ending at AB8.