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Using a variable to represent the pathname in a formula
Hi,
I have a number of "child" spreadsheets that rely on a master spreadsheet for their input. Calculations and charting are performed in the "child" spreadsheets for different departments. I need to refer to the master spreadsheet using a variable. For example, if the master spreadsheet is located at \\server\share\folder1\folder2, I need to be able to set this location to a variable, call it location, and then in my "child" spreadsheets be able to enter something like ='location\[spreadsheet.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1 or perform more complex calculations. Can this be done? thanks Dave |
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