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Excel $ help!
Hi
I am looking to use the formula =Sheet1!A6 in a column, with the formula changing each cell you go down, to =Sheet2!A6, =sheet3!A6 etc.... so it is the sheet that changes, not the cell the data is getting taken from....how do i do this? I think it is with the $ symbol, but i cant get it to work! Any help will be appreciated! Thanks in advance Fiona |
Excel $ help!
I'm going to do this with a helper column so that you see what's happening.
A2 = 1 A3 = A2+1 A4 = A3 + 1 etc. B2: =INDIRECT("Sheet"&A2&"!A6") Copy down "blinkgirl119" wrote: Hi I am looking to use the formula =Sheet1!A6 in a column, with the formula changing each cell you go down, to =Sheet2!A6, =sheet3!A6 etc.... so it is the sheet that changes, not the cell the data is getting taken from....how do i do this? I think it is with the $ symbol, but i cant get it to work! Any help will be appreciated! Thanks in advance Fiona |
Excel $ help!
Or, if you'd rather not use a helper column, you can use the ROW() function.
=INDIRECT("Sheet"&ROW()&"!A6") If placed in B2, it would return the value of Sheet2!A6. Since B2 is in row 2. You could also use ROW()+1 or ROW()-1 to adjust if the row your formula is in doesn't match up with the sheet number you want to reference. HTH, Elkar "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I'm going to do this with a helper column so that you see what's happening. A2 = 1 A3 = A2+1 A4 = A3 + 1 etc. B2: =INDIRECT("Sheet"&A2&"!A6") Copy down "blinkgirl119" wrote: Hi I am looking to use the formula =Sheet1!A6 in a column, with the formula changing each cell you go down, to =Sheet2!A6, =sheet3!A6 etc.... so it is the sheet that changes, not the cell the data is getting taken from....how do i do this? I think it is with the $ symbol, but i cant get it to work! Any help will be appreciated! Thanks in advance Fiona |
Excel $ help!
I know im gonna sound thick amongst all you guys, but i dont get it!
Fee "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I'm going to do this with a helper column so that you see what's happening. A2 = 1 A3 = A2+1 A4 = A3 + 1 etc. B2: =INDIRECT("Sheet"&A2&"!A6") Copy down "blinkgirl119" wrote: Hi I am looking to use the formula =Sheet1!A6 in a column, with the formula changing each cell you go down, to =Sheet2!A6, =sheet3!A6 etc.... so it is the sheet that changes, not the cell the data is getting taken from....how do i do this? I think it is with the $ symbol, but i cant get it to work! Any help will be appreciated! Thanks in advance Fiona |
Excel $ help!
What don't you get? We all had to start somewhere.
"blinkgirl119" wrote: I know im gonna sound thick amongst all you guys, but i dont get it! Fee "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I'm going to do this with a helper column so that you see what's happening. A2 = 1 A3 = A2+1 A4 = A3 + 1 etc. B2: =INDIRECT("Sheet"&A2&"!A6") Copy down "blinkgirl119" wrote: Hi I am looking to use the formula =Sheet1!A6 in a column, with the formula changing each cell you go down, to =Sheet2!A6, =sheet3!A6 etc.... so it is the sheet that changes, not the cell the data is getting taken from....how do i do this? I think it is with the $ symbol, but i cant get it to work! Any help will be appreciated! Thanks in advance Fiona |
Excel $ help!
Thank you for being soo nice! I dont know how to do this formula at all! Fee "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: What don't you get? We all had to start somewhere. "blinkgirl119" wrote: I know im gonna sound thick amongst all you guys, but i dont get it! Fee "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I'm going to do this with a helper column so that you see what's happening. A2 = 1 A3 = A2+1 A4 = A3 + 1 etc. B2: =INDIRECT("Sheet"&A2&"!A6") Copy down "blinkgirl119" wrote: Hi I am looking to use the formula =Sheet1!A6 in a column, with the formula changing each cell you go down, to =Sheet2!A6, =sheet3!A6 etc.... so it is the sheet that changes, not the cell the data is getting taken from....how do i do this? I think it is with the $ symbol, but i cant get it to work! Any help will be appreciated! Thanks in advance Fiona |
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