INDIRECT : how do I make it work

zentex

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Hi,
The following formula gives me the error message #REF!

=INDEX(INDIRECT("R7"),MATCH(V6,D8:D11,1),11)

The problem I believe is in the INDIRECT("R7") as the following formula works

=INDEX(Well_AA_09,MATCH(V6,D8:D11),1),11)

The content of cell R7 is the text Well_AA_09 which is the name of a dynamic range I have created and pasted from within VBA into cell R7.

Any idea how I can do this right? i.e. refer to the range name by referring to a cell which contains the name

This is my first post here.
Thanks in advance.
 

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