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Hi Kelly
is you only want to get one cell from a different
workbook (probably
closed) you may have a look at the Add-In MOREFUNC.XLL
(http://longre.free.fr/english)
use the function INDIRECT.EXT.e.g.
=INDIRECT.EXT("''C:\Documents and Settings\" & cell_ref1
& "\My
Documents\My folder\[" & cell_ref2 & cell_ref3 & ".xls]
Expense
Statement'!$F$2")

you may also have a look at the following thread
(describing further
alternatives): http://tinyurl.com/2c62u

Frank

Kelly wrote:
Hi Group. I am using the Office 2000 package.

I was unable to do this with a formula so now I'm
looking
for help in creating a macro that can referance an
external workbook find a value and push it to a local
cell.

The workbook address and cell I want to referance needs
to
be a combination of variables found in three cells in
the
local work book.

So if A1=VARIABLE1 and B2=VARIABLE2 and B3=VARIABLE3

then I need the macro to access "'C:\Documents and
Settings\VARIABLE1\My Documents\My folder\[VARIABLE2 &
VARIABLE3.xls]Expense Statement'!$F$2"

And then take that value and push it to cell A1 in the
local workbook.

Any help in this would be greatly appreciated!

Kelly


.
Hi again, Question.. If I use the INDIRECT.EXE function
and create a template. Then I place this template on a
shared drive. And many people access it that do not have
the add-on downloaded. Will it still work for them?

So if they doubleclick on the template and look at the
created xls file will the indirect function exisit on that
file or would they need to have downloaded the add-on as
well so that it can be referenced?

Kelly