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How to add a variable as a parameter for a link?
Will it be possible to add a variable as a parameter for the link? as shown
below format, therefore, I can change its parameter based on certain cell value to link different spreadsheets? for example Original '[filename.xls]6220.HK'!$E$2 Modified approach '[filename.xls]C2.HK'!$E$2 , where C2 = 6220, which equals to linking '[filename.xls]6220.HK'!$E$2 Thank for any suggestion Eric |
How to add a variable as a parameter for a link?
You'd want to use the =indirect() function, but that only works when the
"sending" workbook is open. But Harlan Grove wrote a UDF called PULL that will retrieve the value from a closed workbook. You can find the function at Harlan's FTP site: ftp://members.aol.com/hrlngrv/ Look for pull.zip Laurent Longre has an addin (morefunc.xll) at: http://xcell05.free.fr/ That includes =indirect.ext() that may help you. Eric wrote: Will it be possible to add a variable as a parameter for the link? as shown below format, therefore, I can change its parameter based on certain cell value to link different spreadsheets? for example Original '[filename.xls]6220.HK'!$E$2 Modified approach '[filename.xls]C2.HK'!$E$2 , where C2 = 6220, which equals to linking '[filename.xls]6220.HK'!$E$2 Thank for any suggestion Eric -- Dave Peterson |
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