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changing name of a sheet that's part of a formula
 
I have a spreadsheet with a number of sheets that all feed back to a
summary sheet. Is there a way to keep the summary formulas working if
the name of a sheet gets changed? So for example if I name a sheet a
generic name such as "Sheet B" and later change it to a specific name
("John's Sales") can I set up the formula in such a way that it still
retrieves the data from "Sheet B" even though the name of that sheet
has changed?

Thanks,
Brian

Mattlynn via OfficeKB.com

changing name of a sheet that's part of a formula
 
Hi
You can change sheet names, and your formula will change accordingly on its
own.
Thanks
Matt



wrote:
I have a spreadsheet with a number of sheets that all feed back to a
summary sheet. Is there a way to keep the summary formulas working if
the name of a sheet gets changed? So for example if I name a sheet a
generic name such as "Sheet B" and later change it to a specific name
("John's Sales") can I set up the formula in such a way that it still
retrieves the data from "Sheet B" even though the name of that sheet
has changed?

Thanks,
Brian


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Thomas [PBD]

changing name of a sheet that's part of a formula
 
Friesen_brian,

As long as you are using the Sheet names as ranges and not as strings, they
will change automatically when renamed.

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" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet with a number of sheets that all feed back to a
summary sheet. Is there a way to keep the summary formulas working if
the name of a sheet gets changed? So for example if I name a sheet a
generic name such as "Sheet B" and later change it to a specific name
("John's Sales") can I set up the formula in such a way that it still
retrieves the data from "Sheet B" even though the name of that sheet
has changed?

Thanks,
Brian



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