

HLOOKUP Range Lookup Table with Absolute References
Roman Kondtratiuk
Linking between spreadsheets, workbooks and applications offers huge efficiencies, but needs clear understand to work accurately and avoid risks that linking can pose.
Understand and apply the power of linking techniques within Excel and other key MS Office applications to boost productivity and efficiency for you and your organization.
Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) makes content that is created in one location or program available in another program.
As examples, in Excel you can link or reference to other cells in a worksheet or other worksheets, external workbooks, external files, and pages on the internet or your intranet.
Dynamic links ensure changes in source data, graphics and charts etc. are reflected in all “dependent linked” files.
Mastering the linking of information using MS Excel and MS Office is a valuable and marketable skill.