INDIRECT.EXT function can't get over then 400 rows

vmontal

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:confused: It seems that INDIRECT.EXT function (when the sheet is closed) can't get over then 400 rows; what can I do to solve this problem?
 
Nope, sorry, INDIRECT.EXT won't return an array from a closed workbook. This works if it's open:

=VLOOKUP(A1,INDIRECT.EXT("'"&DB_TassiSoglia_rateale&"MYFOLDER'!A1:D100"),4)
 
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Something else to solve the problem: How to get an array/matrix from a closed workbook in order to use it inside a VLOOKUP (or similar) formula
 
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