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Ok, here is my question. is there a way to put in cell A1 of one worksheet
the name of the other worksheet, example "ORANGE" and pull in data from the workbook orange cell G10 is there some type of formula i can put in cell A2 like = sheet"ORANGE",cellG10 my problem is i need to pull in over 100 worksheets and we are constanly adding new ones everyday and the people entering the information do not know excel so i need to write a formula that pulls in the info automatically into cell A2 when in cell A1 they type in the worksheet name. Hope this is not confusing. Thank you! |
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I think you want indirect...
In Cell A1 type in Orange In cell A2 =indirect("'" & A1 & "'!B2") Which will grab Cell B2 for the worksheet called Orange. What indirect does is it allows you to retreive infromation from a cell address taht you have created as a text string. make sure that you have the single quotes around the sheet name... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Susan" wrote: Ok, here is my question. is there a way to put in cell A1 of one worksheet the name of the other worksheet, example "ORANGE" and pull in data from the workbook orange cell G10 is there some type of formula i can put in cell A2 like = sheet"ORANGE",cellG10 my problem is i need to pull in over 100 worksheets and we are constanly adding new ones everyday and the people entering the information do not know excel so i need to write a formula that pulls in the info automatically into cell A2 when in cell A1 they type in the worksheet name. Hope this is not confusing. Thank you! |
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Thank you worked perfectly!!!!
"Jim Thomlinson" wrote: I think you want indirect... In Cell A1 type in Orange In cell A2 =indirect("'" & A1 & "'!B2") Which will grab Cell B2 for the worksheet called Orange. What indirect does is it allows you to retreive infromation from a cell address taht you have created as a text string. make sure that you have the single quotes around the sheet name... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Susan" wrote: Ok, here is my question. is there a way to put in cell A1 of one worksheet the name of the other worksheet, example "ORANGE" and pull in data from the workbook orange cell G10 is there some type of formula i can put in cell A2 like = sheet"ORANGE",cellG10 my problem is i need to pull in over 100 worksheets and we are constanly adding new ones everyday and the people entering the information do not know excel so i need to write a formula that pulls in the info automatically into cell A2 when in cell A1 they type in the worksheet name. Hope this is not confusing. Thank you! |
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