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Default How do you use the INDIRECT function successfully to access data onanother sheet tab?

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


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