Using Index with dynamic multiple columns

Pher0ah

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Hi Community,

is there a way to get INDEX to work with multi-column select dynamically.

This Works: INDEX(Table,,{3,5,9})

This Throws an Error: INDEX(TABLE,,{COL_A,COL_D,COL_C})

EDIT:
Just an FYI; this also works: INDEX(TABLE,,COL_D)
 
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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
What are COL_A, COL_D etc?
 
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In that case you cannot do that. The array needs to be hard values rather than variables or named ranges.
Have you got the CHOOSECOLS function yet?
 
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In that case I think your out of luck. I cannot think of any way to do what you want using named ranges.
 
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