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I need to create a formula in a cell that refers to data in cells in "Sheet1"
and "Sheet2". However, these two sheets will not exist when I save the original worksheet with the formula in it. The sheets will be variable and will be added later. How can I save the formula even though the worksheets referenced aren't really there? Erika S. |
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You can create the formula manually, for example:
=Sheet1!A1:C10 Excel may have some objections before saving the file but you can easily cancel those warnings and proceed. The same applies to opening the file once again. However, the cell will display a #REF! error message, naturally. Hope this helps you "Erika Schwartz" wrote in om... I need to create a formula in a cell that refers to data in cells in "Sheet1" and "Sheet2". However, these two sheets will not exist when I save the original worksheet with the formula in it. The sheets will be variable and will be added later. How can I save the formula even though the worksheets referenced aren't really there? Erika S. |
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