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Relative worksheet referencing
In relative and absolute referencing we have either the row changing or the
column changing and the worksheet remains the same. How can we create a relative reference whereby the row and column remains the same but the worksheet changes. |
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Relative worksheet referencing
Use the INDIRECT() function or a UDF. See Excel Help
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200793 "Niju David" wrote: In relative and absolute referencing we have either the row changing or the column changing and the worksheet remains the same. How can we create a relative reference whereby the row and column remains the same but the worksheet changes. |
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