Is this possible?

I have a situation whereby I want to use one generic spreadsheet to
create results for different data sets.

The different data sets are contained in different files.

I need to bring in each data set into the generic spreadsheet and then
save it as a specific spreadsheet for that data set.

I thought a way of doing this might be bring in the data by means of a
straightforward cell reference eg formula = '[dataset1!]SHEET1'!A1.

To make things easier I would like to use the INDIRECT function instead
of the actual file name so that I can change all the cells by changing
one.

Is this possible?

Thanks
tt


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INDIRECT will only work with open files.

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"Timmy Mac1" wrote
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Is this possible?

I have a situation whereby I want to use one generic spreadsheet to
create results for different data sets.

The different data sets are contained in different files.

I need to bring in each data set into the generic spreadsheet and then
save it as a specific spreadsheet for that data set.

I thought a way of doing this might be bring in the data by means of a
straightforward cell reference eg formula = '[dataset1!]SHEET1'!A1.

To make things easier I would like to use the INDIRECT function instead
of the actual file name so that I can change all the cells by changing
one.

Is this possible?

Thanks
tt


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