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I have a formula that depends on the columns’ address with an INDIRECT function. The problem is that column U is called “nom::tech” while column T is called “nom::T” and the formula can’t recognise the address “nom::Big”.
the table doesn’t have another column with “Big” in the first cell so I don’t know what’s the problem here
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 13.5
The usual problem would be two Big's in the table but you say it is not that. As a test, change it to Big1 and see if the column reference becomes nom::Big1
Why do the two columns have different addresses
