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I have a number of sheets in a workbook named
Region 1 Actuals Region 2 Actuals Region 3 Actuals and so on (26 in total) I have a summary sheet within which I am using the offset function to refer to the Regional Actuals sheet. What I am trying to do is to type into one cell on the summary sheet the Region number which then automatically updates all formulae within the cells on the summary sheet. eg I can type the formula =offset('Region 1 Actuals'!G3,2,0) and this returns the right result. However what I want to create is a formula that automatically changes the 'Region 1 Actuals' part of the formula, if the content of cell A1 in the summary sheet is change to (say) Region 2. I don't really want to go down the route of writing a custom formula and some code to carry out a replace all action if I can help it, so if somebody knows a built in formula that can do this for me I would be eternally grateful (so will my boss as it's because of him I am not allowed to go down the custom formula route!!) Many TIA |
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