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I need to do similar to the INDIRECT() function, to closed workbooks.
Obviously indirect doesn't work for this. The trouble being that the user of the worksheet will always want to change the settings of the sheet, looking at diffierent names, values etc. It is not practical to have all this information stored on 1 sheet, so it is saved in different sheets, and a number of workbooks. Doing a search I found a similar problem from someone back in Feb and followed the answer, I downloaded PULL() and put it in the VBA for the workbook. =pull("'S:\Close Assistance\"&Main Files&"\"&Field Managers&"\["&Field Managers.xls&"]"&YYComp&"'!"&C65517) (C65517 contains "E25") returns #NAME? Tried without all the "& stuff in the middle but to no avail. Can anyone assist me with this matter? Also, why isn't there a built in function in Excel that already does this? |
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