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![]() at present this formula is sucessful: in cell G7 I have: =INDEX('[012007 Cash.xls]Day4'!$T$150:$T$354,$C7+1-150,1) In Cell G4 I have text Day4 How can I alter my formula to read the G4 value in place of the hard-coded Value? something like ,,,, =INDEX('[012007 Cash.xls] Indirect($G$4) '!$T$150:$T$354,$C7+1-150,1) ?? Any help appreciated.. |
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