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No Elkar. I still get #ref! I removed the space and applied the 2nd formula.
But no luck! "Elkar" wrote: Try taking out the leading apostrophe. =INDIRECT(ROW()&"!A6") You only need to enclose the sheet name in apostrophes when there is a space in the name. And if you do, you would also need to include a second apostrophe at the end of the sheet name. Like this: =INDIRECT( " ' " & ROW() & " ' !A6") I included added spaces above for emphasis, but they should not be used. HTH Elkar "Narnimar" wrote: My sheets names are 1, 2, 3,... 100. I am trying to make a "summery" sheet in the same work book from cells a6 to j6 from 1 to more than 100 numeric named sheets.The formula =INDIRECT("Sheet" & (ROW()) & "!A6") is working fine if the sheet names are from system default Sheet1, sheet2 sheet3 etc. Now I modified the formula into =INDIRECT("'" & (ROW()) & "!A6") but it returns #REF!. I dont know what is the mistake I am doing! Can any one solve this problem? |
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