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This is what I'm trying to do.
I have a formula in a cell A2 that reads as follows: ='F:\Job Info\PAY APPLICATION\[blank.xls]Pay App 1'!L13 Is there a way to have the user type in the real name of the file, in say another cell or a text box(on a form) that will enter itself into the above formula where blank.xls is? So when the user types in File1.xls as the name of the file in cell A1, the formula in cell A2 adjusts to read: ='F:\Job Info\PAY APPLICATION\[File1.xls]Pay App 1'!L13 Can be a marco or click action on a button using VB. Any ideas or a better way to go about this? Thanks. Phil |
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