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Frank Kabel
Hi
seems to be a formating issue. Try
=--'customer'!A1
as reference instead. does this work?
list of customers linked to a cell with a range name
called "Customer".
heading on the first row of the database, and
$b$230:$e$231 refers to the criteria below.
being returned. If I override the reference and type
in "1", I get the proper results. Any Ideas how to make
the querry dynamic? I need to use the results from the
querry for calculations in another portion of the
spreadsheet
seems to be a formating issue. Try
=--'customer'!A1
as reference instead. does this work?
results returned from a combobox. In the combobox is a-----Original Message-----
I have a database that I would like to querry based on
list of customers linked to a cell with a range name
called "Customer".
(database,J$182,$B$230:$e$231), where $J$182 is the columnThe formula I am using is = DGET
heading on the first row of the database, and
$b$230:$e$231 refers to the criteria below.
Customer" This returns #num! because all customers areCust_ID Press_Type Config_ID Color_Code
1 W 1 1
Under Cust_ID the "1" is actually a reference i.e. "=
being returned. If I override the reference and type
in "1", I get the proper results. Any Ideas how to make
the querry dynamic? I need to use the results from the
querry for calculations in another portion of the
spreadsheet