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I'm not sure which part of the formula you want updated, the table_array or the row_index_num?
If it's the row_index_num then you can use the ROW or ROWS function. This tutorial explains how to use the COLUMNS function in VLOOKUP. For HLOOKUP simply replace COLUMNS with ROWS
More on using COLUMNS and ROWS functions for dynamic referencing: https://www.myonlinetraininghu.....-functions
If you get stuck please provide an example workbook so we can give you more tailored instructions.
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