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using the INDIRECT function
I have been using the indirect function as shown below to give me the
contents of a cell. I have been setting up a formula to copy a list from one position of a sheet to another, I have now sorted the formula I want so I want to use the formula on the previous sheet to copy the list to that position. However, this indirect function gives me the contents of (for example) D4 on sheet 1 not D4 on sheet 2. =(INDIRECT("D"&(ROW(D3)+(MATCH(D60,D3:$D$43,0)) - part of my formula Does anybody know how to use the INDIRECT function to reference to another sheet? |
using the INDIRECT function
Hi,
=INDIRECT(Sheet2!B9,TRUE) HTH Simon hot dogs wrote: I have been using the indirect function as shown below to give me the contents of a cell. I have been setting up a formula to copy a list from one position of a sheet to another, I have now sorted the formula I want so I want to use the formula on the previous sheet to copy the list to that position. However, this indirect function gives me the contents of (for example) D4 on sheet 1 not D4 on sheet 2. =(INDIRECT("D"&(ROW(D3)+(MATCH(D60,D3:$D$43,0)) - part of my formula Does anybody know how to use the INDIRECT function to reference to another sheet? -- -------------------- Simon - UK Email at simon22mports [ a t ] hot mail [ d ot ]com Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200611/1 |
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