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Outputs will be returned as desired, in 128 consecutive rows per sheet, in
the sheetname sequence as above, i.e.: Sheet2, Sheet3, Sheet4, etc Just some clarifications: What the above means is that if we put the formula in say, Sheet2's B3, and then copy down, we'll be extracting the same returns as having: In B3: =Sheet2!B1 In B4: =Sheet2!D1 In B5: =Sheet2!F1 .... In B129: =Sheet2!IT1 In B130: =Sheet2!IV1 In B131: =Sheet3!B1 (< auto-transition to Sheet3) In B132: =Sheet3!D1 .... In B257: =Sheet3!IT1 In B258: =Sheet3!IV1 In B259: =Sheet4!B1 (< auto-transition to Sheet4) In B260: =Sheet4!D1 and so on .. Should you get #REF! when you copy down, that probably means either the sheetname(s) doesn't exist yet, or the actual sheetname(s) doesn't match with ones evaluated by the INDIRECT (perhaps a stray space in the actual sheetname ?). The assumed sheetnames a Sheet2, Sheet3, Sheet4, etc (Note that there's no space between the word "Sheet" and the number. Case is not important.) Adapt to suit .. -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- |
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