Change lookup of Match function

JuanPerdomo

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have some sets in different sheets. I want to use the match function to be able to use the different names of those sheets by dragging down my formula.
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Sorry my text was not clear at all. I want to change the look up array so I can drag down and use the different names of the sheets-
 
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Bit of a guess since we can't see what is on the other sheets, but try this

Excel Formula:
=MATCH(E$3;INDIRECT("'"&P3&"'!$B$3:$L$3");0)
 
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