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Checking formula type (reference to other worksheet or not)
In the worksheet cells I have two types of formulas: references to
another worksheet or summing cells within this worksheet. Is there a formula to tell those two apart? TIA, topola |
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Checking formula type (reference to other worksheet or not)
I'm not sure if this will help, but references to a different file include
the "[" and "]" characters. "topola" wrote: In the worksheet cells I have two types of formulas: references to another worksheet or summing cells within this worksheet. Is there a formula to tell those two apart? TIA, topola |
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Checking formula type (reference to other worksheet or not)
On 20 Lip, 16:14, Fred Coulter
wrote: I'm not sure if this will help, but references to a different file include the "[" and "]" characters. "topola" wrote: In the worksheet cells I have two types of formulas: references to another worksheet or summing cells within this worksheet. Is there a formula to tell those two apart? TIA, topola Fred, thanx for your help. The formula looks like this: =othersheetname!A1 and "!" sign would be sufficient for testing. I don't know however how to operate on the formula, not on the cell value. topola |
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