Hi Jan,

A little extra info. When you want a range or cell reference in a formula,
when you get to the point in the formula where you want to insert it, simply
change to the workbook and worksheet and select the cell or range and Excel
looks after the syntax for you. If the cell or range is named then Excel uses
the name in lieu of the address in the formula.

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Regards,

OssieMac


"Pete_UK" wrote:

The syntax is:

'[filename.xls]sheetname'!named_range

so you would need something like:

=IF(MONTH(date_cell)<=2,'[filename.xls]Feb'!Bills,0)

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jan 24, 12:56 am, Jan B wrote:
I have forgotten how to reference a named range on another sheet in my
workbook. I have a YTD Summary sheet that I want to pull data into from my
monthly sheets in the same workbook. Monthly sheets are named Jan, Feb, Mar,
etc. Summary sheet in named Summary. Each of the monthly sheets has a cell
named Bills. The data on each monthly sheet is the same as the month before
it until changes for the germane month are entered. So, on the summary sheet
I don't want to see the data for that month until I'm in that month. Formula
for February should be something like the formula below, but I can't remember
how to do it!! Please help.
IF(MONTH(DATE)<=2,'Filename.xls'!sheetname[named range],0)
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Jan B