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Edit|Replace springs to mind--but watch your typing.
I bet your formulas look more like: ='Prior year'!b3 (note the single quotes). Another option would be to put the worksheet name that you want to use in A1 (say). Then change your formulas to: =indirect("'" & a1 & "'!B3") Then you'd just have to change the value in A1 to update your formulas. Brent E wrote: Good afternoon, I am copying a spreadsheet to make summary sheet and I need to change which sheet the cells are referncing on my copy. Some of the cells refer to for example, =PRIOR YEAR!B3, some of the cells use a command to Round(PRIOR YEAR!B3/100), I would like to change all the references that currently refer to "PRIOR YEAR" sheet and make them "CURRENT YEAR" sheet, so my references would look like this =CURRENT YEAR!B3 and Round(CURRENT YEAR!B3/100). I am curious if a paste special, or shortcut exists that can do this quickly so I dont have to go in and manually change each cell. Any suggestions? Thanks Cordailly, -- Dave Peterson |
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