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I'm not really following what you're doing here. I gather that in column P you have values like:
Data type 1 Data type 2 etc. But, if your VLOOKUP: =VLOOKUP(P2,'[different workbook.xlsx]Data type 1'!$A:$I,5,FALSE) is referencing P2, that seems to be saying you're looking for a match with 'Data type 1' on '[different workbook.xlsx]Data type 1'. In other words, the equivalent of: =VLOOKUP("Data type 1",'[different workbook.xlsx]Data type 1'!$A:$I,5,FALSE) PS: For a demo of INDIRECT's use in conjunction with the OFFSET function (not necessarily relevant to your specific needs), see: https://www.msofficeforums.com/excel...reference.html
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