variable path in a link
=INDIRECT("[Week" & A1 & "]Sheet1!$A$1")
Where (eg) A1 has your week number
Tim
"Christy" wrote in message
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Thanks Gary but I don't see how that helps me.
I have a workbook that will get data from several different (closed)
workbooks via links. I want the paths in those links to be variable
and be
able to define that variable in a cell.
If the source folder contains workbooks named; xName1, yName1,
zName1,
xName2, yName2 and zName2 - I want to type 2 in a predetermined
cell and
link to the data in xName2, yName2 and zName2.
"Gary Brown" wrote:
Take a look at the InDirect function in HELP
"Christy" wrote in message
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Is there a way to use a variable in the path of a link. I would
like to
be
able to define the variable by typing it is a specific cell then
update
all
my links accordingly
For example say I have workbooks named pOffice22, pOffice23 etc
in a
folder. All of these files are the same except they contain data
from
different weeks. I have a summary workbook that I use to perform
various
reports on this data. The data is transferred into the summary
workbook
via
links.
I would like to be able to type 22 in a cell and get the data
from file
pOffice 22 or type 23 in the cell and get the data from file
pOffice23.
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Christy
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