excel formula - Store column name in an extra cell -


by now, use =function(tablename[[columnname]:[columnname]]). there (easy) way store columnname in cell x1 , use =function(tablename[[x1]:[x1]])

my table named tablename:

columna columnb    1          2       b    3       c    4       d 

cell a1 = columna <-the string

cell b1 = =counta(tablename[[columna]:[columna]])

cell a2 = columnb <-the string

cell b2 = =counta(tablename[[columnb]:[columnb]])

my aim formulas in b1 , b2 use values in a1 , a2.

what tried yet like: =counta(tablename[[indirect(a1)]:[indirect(a1)]])

the indirect function converts text string usable cell reference or in case structured (list object) table name.

=vlookup(k3, indirect(j3), 3, false) 

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in sample worksheet illustrated above, j3 data validation list source of aa2:aa3. k3 typed value , l3 contains formula. if j3 switched table1 l3 becomes 66.


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