Requirement:
In regards to the formula =ADDRESS(MATCH(M13,'Sheet1'!K1:K23,0),11)
The user would like the value of K1 in the above formula to equal the cell value of cell G13 in Sheet2. If it helps, the cell value on cell G13 in Sheet2 is $K$6.
Solution:
=ADDRESS(MATCH(M13,INDIRECT("'Sheet1'!"&G13):INDIRECT("'Sheet1'!K23"),0),11)
Obtained from the OzGrid Help Forum.
Solution provided by NBVC.
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