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Is there any way to use a variable in a formula? I have
two workbooks that I need to add together each month. Rather than go in and use find replace each month to change the formula I would like the formula to automatically do it. Example - two workbooks WB1 and WB2, formula for this month = +A1+'[WB2.xls]A1. Next month WB2 will be WB3, so I need a formula in WB1 that will be "+A1+'[WB3.xls]A1" . In WB1 cell A2 I have the corresponding month so in month 3 it would be 3 etc. So the formula that I am trying to create is "=A1+(WB &"A2".xls]A1". Obviously it does not work. Any ideas would be very much appreciated. |
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