INDIRECT + MATCH (dynamic sheet reference) Function in Excel: Syntax, Examples and Free Practice
INDIRECT + MATCH (dynamic sheet reference) is an Excel Lookup & Reference function. Uses INDIRECT to build a reference to a different sheet based on text, then searches it with MATCH.
INDIRECT + MATCH (dynamic sheet reference) syntax
Arguments
lookup_value: Value to search forsheet_name: Text naming which sheet to search
When to use INDIRECT + MATCH (dynamic sheet reference)
Searching a specific month's sheet without hardcoding which tab, letting the sheet name be picked dynamically.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the INDIRECT + MATCH (dynamic sheet reference) function do in Excel?
Uses INDIRECT to build a reference to a different sheet based on text, then searches it with MATCH.
What is the syntax of INDIRECT + MATCH (dynamic sheet reference) in Excel?
The syntax is =MATCH(lookup_value, INDIRECT(sheet_name&"!A:A"), 0). lookup_value: Value to search for; sheet_name: Text naming which sheet to search.
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