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Default #Ref! error using INDIRECT for file name

The good news is that Laurent Longre has an addin (morefunc.xll) at:
http://xcell05.free.fr/

That includes =indirect.ext() that allows you to return values from closed
workbooks.

Bentam7 wrote:

I'm having trouble with the following formula

=INDIRECT("'S:\14 Finance\SALES\07-08\[Week "&$B41&" 07-08.xls]Summary'!d118")

where $b41 refers to a cell with a week number in it. When ever I open this
file it returns a #Ref! error unless I open this particular file references
in the formula. I need to do this everytime the file is opened, iot doesn't
save the values like a link. I tried putting this formula in a SUMPRODUCT()
but it made no differnce. Any ideas?


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