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  • Working with Tables
  • While there are four types of database objects in Access, tables are arguably the most ... read more

    Saturday, 1 July 2017

    Indirect

    The INDIRECT function in Excel returns the reference specified by a text string.

    1. For example, the INDIRECT function below reduces to =INDIRECT("C2"), =C2, 5



    Do we really need the INDIRECT function for this? Yes. Below you can find the result without using the INDIRECT function.



    2. For example, the function below reduces to =SUM(INDIRECT("E3:E6")), =SUM(E3:E6), 27



    Note: the & operator is used to join strings. Border for illustration only.

    3. For example, the function below reduces to =AVERAGE(Scores), 9



    Note: the named range Scores refers to the range C2:C4..