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When calling a different file, can I make the tab equal to a cell?
Imagine two files, Book1.xls and Book2.xls. Each file has tabs labeled
1,2,3. When making cell A1 in Book1 equal to cell A1 in Book2, it will look like this =[Book2]1!$A$1. Is there any way to make the call for the tab, in this case the 1 after the [Book2] be a reference to a cell, say A2, in Book1? (I am using office 2003) |
Hi thebigd08,
Use =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(A3,A4,,,"["&A1&"]"&A2)) Where A1 = Workbook name A2 = Sheet Name A3 = row no A4 = column no Ed Ferrero http://edferrero.m6.net Imagine two files, Book1.xls and Book2.xls. Each file has tabs labeled 1,2,3. When making cell A1 in Book1 equal to cell A1 in Book2, it will look like this =[Book2]1!$A$1. Is there any way to make the call for the tab, in this case the 1 after the [Book2] be a reference to a cell, say A2, in Book1? (I am using office 2003) |
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