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Concatentate a formula with a variable sheet name.
Hi,
I am trying to change the link in worksheet formulas that are copied from one sheet to another by creating the formulas with the sheet name as a variable. In "sheet2" is the formula: ="="&"'"&J1&"'"&"!"&"a1+10" Cell J1 is the name of another sheet (i.e. Sheet1) The formula results in: ='Sheet1'!a1+10 The results are as I expected, however it is text and not a formula. How do I get the results to act as a formula. Don Pistulka |
Concatentate a formula with a variable sheet name.
Don,
Does this do it =INDIRECT("'"&J1&"'!a1")+10 -- HTH Bob Phillips "Don Pistulka" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to change the link in worksheet formulas that are copied from one sheet to another by creating the formulas with the sheet name as a variable. In "sheet2" is the formula: ="="&"'"&J1&"'"&"!"&"a1+10" Cell J1 is the name of another sheet (i.e. Sheet1) The formula results in: ='Sheet1'!a1+10 The results are as I expected, however it is text and not a formula. How do I get the results to act as a formula. Don Pistulka |
Concatentate a formula with a variable sheet name.
Bob,
That's It. Thanks Don Pistulka "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Don, Does this do it =INDIRECT("'"&J1&"'!a1")+10 -- HTH Bob Phillips "Don Pistulka" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to change the link in worksheet formulas that are copied from one sheet to another by creating the formulas with the sheet name as a variable. In "sheet2" is the formula: ="="&"'"&J1&"'"&"!"&"a1+10" Cell J1 is the name of another sheet (i.e. Sheet1) The formula results in: ='Sheet1'!a1+10 The results are as I expected, however it is text and not a formula. How do I get the results to act as a formula. Don Pistulka |
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