Vlookup formula to reference a named table based determined by a separate cell value

H3MSY

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  1. 365
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Hi, apologies if the title is misleading but not sure how to word it :)

I have a vlookup formula that uses a named range to pull its data from

=VLOOKUP(A20,Table1,5,)

I have 10 tables to pull data from so rather than the formula saying Table1 i would like the formula to refer out to a cell (A1 for example) that has a drop down that says table1, table2, table3 etc etc....

Ive googled and looked through this forum and thought indirect may have been the answer but i cant get it working.

Thanks for any help/pointers
 

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