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I have an inherited a workbook with numerous sheets (tabs) named in the
format of last name,first initial (for example: Jones,R -- there's no space between the last name and first initial, just the comma). I have a brief macro that lists these worksheet names in column A. I am attempting to collect several columns summary data from all the worksheets by using the formula =INDIRECT(A1&"!$A$7") (as an example) and copying it down column B. The result is #REF! . It appears that the comma in the worksheet names is causing the #REF! error message. I don't understand why this is occurring. Is there a way I can correct for this in the formula without going thru the long process of renaming each of the numerous worksheet tabs? Or if there is a way to accomplish this through VBA, let me know if I should repost in the Excel Programming newsgroup. I'm not too skilled in VBA and would prefer to modify the formula, if possible. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Jack |
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