Combining INDIRECT with INDEXMATCH

surkdidat

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Hi there, I have the following indexmatch formula, but I want it to include an INDIRECT (if poss)


Code:
=INDEX('Standard'!A2:M16,MATCH(C5,'Standard'!A2:A16,FALSE),M10)

What I need to do is for the sheet called standard,to reference the contents of c9 to establish which sheet to look up on please


Many thanks
 

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Hi, you could try like this:

=INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&C9&"'!A2:M16"),MATCH(C5,INDIRECT("'"&C9&"'!A2:A16"),0),M10)
 
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