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Not just only when there are spaces.
If the worksheet name is a number, you'll need them, too. ='1234'!a1 To the OP: If you're building a formula, if you add them and excel doesn't need them, excel will get rid of them. Don Guillett wrote: Only if spaces in the sheet name my sheet name yes mysheetname no -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "David Smithz" wrote in message . uk... "David Smithz" wrote in message k... Ahh, I do have a further question regarding this. What if Sheet1 is called - Example Sheet name with space - I am looking it up, but if you happen to know off hand how I reference this worksheet then great. I have tried quotes and brackets with no luck. anyone know? Ok found it in the end. I needed to use single quotations. Thanks for input. -- Dave Peterson |
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