If you're not sure, then let excel do the work.

Select a cell on the one of the sheets.
edit|copy
select a cell on a different sheet in the same workbook
edit|paste special|click paste link

You'll see what excel did.

I sometimes change the name of the worksheet to A (just the letter A). Then I
can write my formula pretty simply. Then when I'm done, I'll change the name
back to what it's supposed to be. Excel will adjust the formulas and include
single quotes if required.

heski wrote:

Hi all,

A simple query about references that include parts of the reference (eg
sheet name) in quotation marks.

When is this required?

What purpose does it serve?

Or possibly I am just confused and they are not actually used in this
context.

Thanks for viewing and/or replying.

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