You can do it that way.

If you like, an array formula using a combination of Sum() and If(), OR, a
Sumproduct() formula, would probably do the job in one shot.

Care to post some of your formulas to see what can be worked out?
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Regards,

RD
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"Gerardo" wrote in message
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Thank you, that is actually the case, I have a sumif() with the conditions
in
the workbook that contains the formula and the values to be added coming
from
a second workbook. So maybe I should link to those cells in the second
workbook and then use the formula with all the parameters within the same
workbook right?

Regards

"RagDyer" wrote:

*Actual links* will work on open and/or closed WBs, so I'm assuming that
you're talking about formulas that reference other WBs.

Certain functions *do not* work on closed files, such as Sumif(),
Countif(0,
and Indirect(), among others.

Post back with the formulas you're trying to use, and we'll see about
helping with work-around formulas.
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RD

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"Gerardo" wrote in message
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I have some links from one workbook to another, but when I open only the
destination workbook the link shows #value! error. If I then open the
origin,
the link does show the proper value. If I close the origin, the link
keeps
the values in destination just during that "session" if I close the
workbook
and open again I will need to open the origin as well. Why the link
doesn't
keep the values as it should?