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I have a spreadsheet from which I need to list all tab names (in a column)
and all column heads (against each tab name). I need to create this table in a brand new spreadsheet. Ive seen posts that use modules to list tab names, but I dont know how to use modules. Once I have my list of tabs, is it possible to use the tab name to reference to the first cell in the tab? Eg, in cell A1 = TabName, in cell B1, ='[SpreadsheetName.xls]A1'!A1 |
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You have a workbook called WorkbookName.xls, you have listed the Sheets/Tabs
in column A of Sheet1 in a new workbook called New.xls, and you want to display the value of the first cell in each column from each sheet: In cell B2 Sheet1 of New.xls, insert this: =INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("'[WorkbookName.xls]",$A2,"'!",ADDRESS(1,COLUMN()-1))) Then fill down and across as required. "Hugh Murfitt" wrote: I have a spreadsheet from which I need to list all tab names (in a column) and all column heads (against each tab name). I need to create this table in a brand new spreadsheet. Ive seen posts that use modules to list tab names, but I dont know how to use modules. Once I have my list of tabs, is it possible to use the tab name to reference to the first cell in the tab? Eg, in cell A1 = TabName, in cell B1, ='[SpreadsheetName.xls]A1'!A1 |
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