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Hi,
i hope someone can help me. i need to create a formula that sits in a cell and looks for data. ( obvioiusly ). however, the formula needs to be in place even though the file from ehere the data comes from might not be there yet. ( i have to create a book that when a new file is created, the links are already in place ). i think it could work with an IF type formula for ( if B2="",""). here is my information. Cell description: A2 = Job no. B2 = Client Name D2 = Actual Spend on project Register!D2 = Job Description Register!H2 = Quoted Amount my path is S:\Clients\ & Client Name & \ & Job Number & Job Description & Job Number & " Quotes & Orders.xls if H2 cell has no value then active cell shows no value. ( this cell will indicate the file created and filled in ) Can a formula be written to take the above details and create a path to a proposed file? Thanks in anticipation, Nigel |
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