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I am using the following formula to pull in the worksheet name into cell B5
=MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,256) The worksheet name is an account number. I then use vlookups to look at B5 as the lookup value to retreive various points of data linked to that specific account number. The problem I have is the formula shown adove brings the sheet name in as text and the vlookup sees it as text. I know this because when I edit the function the returned value for the lookup value is in quotes "1234". If I type in 1234 in a number format it works fine. My questions is there a function I can embed the formula above into so it returns a number format. |
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