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Copy VLookup formula from one spreadsheet to another
I am by no means an excel guru, and I'm needing a little help. I have
numerous cells that are using the following Vlookup formula: VLOOKUP("Total Amount ("&LEFT($C4,4)&")",Report!$B$1:$E$1000,2,FALSE) ) The "Report" sheet will be present in all subsequent workbooks that I create. Whenever I copy and paste the formula to another workbook, Excel places the name of the file in the formula. I.E.: VLOOKUP("Total Amount ("&LEFT($C15,4)&")",'[Week 14.xls]Report'!$B$1:$E $1000,2,FALSE) How can I prevent it from doing this, or is there something that I can put in the vlookup to tell it to always use the current workbook? Thanks in advance. |
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