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And just to add...
If your worksheet needs apostrophes surrounding it (when it has spaces in the name): =INDIRECT("'Detail 999'!"&A1&A2) And =indirect() won't work if the other sheet is in another workbook and that other workbook is closed. It'll work if that other workbook is open, though. Kim wrote: Hi, I use the INDIRECT function to access data in the one sheet successfully but when I try to access data in the same file but on another sheet tab, I get the REF! error. Can anyone assist with this? Typically my command is of the natu =INDIRECT("+'[source data workbook.xls]Detail'!"&$A$1&$A$2) but results in an error. Thanks guys, Kim -- Dave Peterson |
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