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I am trying to use the INDIRECT.EXT function to gather data from closed
files. I am also trying to create a filename reference using the CONCATENATE function. I am using the CONCATENATE function to create the filename because of a variable in the name. The INDIRECT.EXT function is working fine when I use the file pathname directly (without refering to a concatenated filename in another cell). For example, it works fine in the following: =INDIRECT.EXT("'C:\Folder\[FilenameABC.xls]Sheet1'!$B$1") But when I create the same filename using the CONCATENATE function and refer to the concatenated cell it is not working. I am creating the concatenated filename using the following formula in, say, cell A10 =CONCATENATE("'C:\Folder\[Filename",F2,".xls]Sheet1!$B$1") Where F2 contains the part of the filename that is a variable. Then I am trying to use the INDIRECT.EXT function by refering to cell A10: INDIRECT.EXT(A10) This is not working for me. Does anyone see the problem with this approach?? Thanks!!! |
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