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INDIRECT
The INDIRECT function returns the contents of a cell or range referenced by an address specified as a string value.
INDIRECT(addr-string, addr-style)
addr-string: A string value representing a cell address.
addr-style: An optional modal value specifying the address style.
A1 (TRUE, 1, or omitted): The address format should use letters for columns and numbers for rows.
R1C1 (FALSE): The address should use the R1C1 format, where R1 is the row number of a cell and C1 is the column number.
Notes
The given address can be a range reference, such as "A1:C5", not just a reference to a single cell. If used this way, INDIRECT returns an array that can be used as an argument to another function or directly read using the INDEX function. For example:
=SUM(INDIRECT("A1:C5", 1)) returns the sum of the values in the cells referenced by the addresses in cells A1 through C5.
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If cell A1 contains 99 and A20 contains A1: =INDIRECT(“A20”) returns 99, the contents of cell A1. |