It's working! Thanks for your patience!
All codes are great, and i will vote for all. I needed a particular code,
but maybe others will need one of previous code.

Thanks allot for your help!

"muddan madhu" wrote:

Hey, Text function not required, just an Apostrophe is enough to work
around.

=IF(SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF((INDIRECT("'["&N1&"]"&A2:A5&"'!"&"C:C")),M1))
1,"YES","NO")


On Nov 15, 12:45 pm, muddan madhu wrote:
try this

=IF(SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF((INDIRECT("'["&TEXT(N1,"0")
&"]"&A2:A5&"'!"&"C:C")),M1))1,"YES","NO")

On Nov 15, 2:46 am, puiuluipui
wrote:

Hi, it's working if i use to workbook 2 a name like "BOOK2". I tried your
last code and it's working perfect with "BOOK2", but my second workbook's
name is "02.11-06.11"(the name of second workbook will change every week, but
this is the format:dd.mm-dd.mm).The name of the second workbook is a period
of 5 days, from monday to friday. With this name, the code is not working
anymore.
Can you fix this last thing?

Thanks allot!

"muddan madhu" wrote:
Try this

=IF(SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF((INDIRECT("["&N1&"]"&A2:A5&"!"&"C1:C10")),M1))
1,"YES","NO")

You need mention the sheet names in the Range A2:A5

Change the range according to the need.

On Nov 14, 7:38 pm, puiuluipui
wrote:
Hi, it's working except for sheet 1.
both workbooks have the same name for the sheets and i think it is a little
bit confusing for excel.
ex:
workbook 1 and 2 sheets(same name for the sheets in both wbooks):
LUNI
MARTI
MIERCURI
JOI
VINERI
PLANNING
SEARCH
I don't want to search in "planning" and in "search".
and i cand replacein your code, 1,2,3 with LUNI, MARTI.......

What am i doing wrong?
Thanks for your patience!
Thanks!

"muddan madhu" wrote:

=IF(SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF((INDIRECT("["&N1&"]"&"sheet"&{1,2,3}
&"!"&"C:C")),M1))1,"YES","NO")

On Nov 14, 4:58 pm, puiuluipui
wrote:
Hi, it's working, but it's looking only in one sheet. Can your code search in
5 sheets? And i need to display "yes" if the code finds a duplicate nr, and
"no" if doesn't find a duplicates.
Can this be done?
Thanks!!!!

"muddan madhu" wrote:
Try this

=COUNTIF(INDIRECT("["&N1&"]"&"Sheet1!$C:$C"),C5)

On Nov 14, 2:56 pm, puiuluipui
wrote:
Hi, i have a number in "C5" and i need to search for this number in another
workbook. I need to search only in column C:C.
But i need an indirect function because the name of book2 will change every
week. I will put in "N1" the name of other workbook.

Can this be done?
Thanks!

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