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Default Create a Function similar to multiple IFs

Hi guys,

I was hoping someone with some basic macro writing can urgently help me.

I have about 15 identical tables on individual worksheets each with
different data.
I also have a 16th worksheet with a similar empty table.

I would like a function that lets me select a worksheet name from a dropdown
list and that will make that sheets data appear in the 16th sheet.

In basic terms it would say something like:

If A1='Red Sheet' then the current cell this function is in will equal the
same cell in 'Red Worksheet'
If A1='Blue Sheet' then the current cell this function is in will equal the
same cell in 'Blue Worksheet'
If A1='Green Sheet' then the current cell this function is in will equal the
same cell in 'Green Worksheet' etc etc etc.

I cant use pivot tables for this, and the 16th sheet feeds various graphs
and stuff.

Can anyone help me?

Andy


 
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