Always refer to cell A10: =INDIRECT("A10") : INDIRECT « Lookup Reference functions « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Lookup Reference functions » INDIRECT   19. 9. 4. Always refer to cell A10: =INDIRECT("A10") Input the formula: =INDIRECT("A10"). Press Enter to get the result. 19. 9. INDIRECT 19. 9. 1.  INDIRECT(ref_text,a1) returns a reference indicated by a text value 19. 9. 2.  =INDIRECT("$A$3") get the value of the reference in cell A3 19. 9. 3.  =INDIRECT("B"&$A$5) returns the value of a reference in cell A5 19. 9. 4.  Always refer to cell A10: =INDIRECT("A10")

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