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Often on one of my workbooks I need to reference a cell from either another
workbook or worksheet. I usually have both workbooks open so I just hit the equal sign and click on the cell i want referenced. However when I do that when I am trying to reference a merged cell it automaticall pulls up a range of both of the merged cells and retuns a #value. Is there anyway to click on it and actually have it pull up a single cell instead of creating something like?: Sheet2!A1:B1 |
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