vlookup table array #ref error

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Hi

This is probably a stupid question but ...

I have several dozen vlookup formula running off a spreadsheet (call it Sheet 4) that is sent in from another department.

If a new Sheet 4 is sent and saved in my folder over writing the old one, I will obviously get a ref error in my vlookup formulas .. but is there a way to avoid this. i don't particularily want to have to re-reference all my formulas for the new Sheet 4.

The format of Sheet 4 will be identical to the old one and my vlookup table array will be the same (Sheet4F:U)

regards
 

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I think that the Indirect function should help you here. Something like indirect("Sheet4!F:U")
 
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