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Kim,
If I understand this correctly you ended up with formula's linked to your template workbook, where they should point to the data workbook? Have you tried to edit the link location through Edit, Links, Change Source? Otherwise you might want to look at the "Indirect" functionality rdwj "Kim" wrote: I am trying to setup a template that summarizes data from other tabs within the same spreadsheet. I have a proprietary application that spits out an excel worksheet that has predefined tab names (eg. males, females). I want to insert a summary worksheet that has calculations based on the various tabs. When I first tried to do this I set up a template, then copied the template sheet into my datasheet. Problem is the filename reference appeared in the formulas, referring to the template sheet, not the data sheet I was working with. Next I setup a formula to calculate the filename (this worked great) loacted in cell A2. My intention was to include the file name in the formulas using A2, but this didnt' work. Here is what I was trying to do: ='['&A2&']Males'!A2 where A2 contained the file name DataFileDec2007.XLS Any ideas how I can do this? |
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