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Absolute reference to another workbook and worksheet ([Book1]Sheet1!R2C3) And I type this code: G4 is a text: RDCForecastHV-04172005.CSV =ADDRESS(3,2,1,FALSE,G4) I get this result: 'RDCForecastHV-04172005.CSV'!R3C2 But it won't link to a file. If I just type in a cell: or Link it directly as this: ='RDCForecastHV-04172005.CSV'!$B$3 I get some arbitrary data result: 134 in the other file. IF I take it a step furthur: I want to lookup data in a filename I'm creating, use a variable input for my match, and pull data from specific columns of that variable row. I'm doing this to short cut updating and adding more links to a excel file from multiple data sources that I want to continue add to my main file. Has anyone ever accomplished this task? I would really like to get it to work, the alternative is create 20 links into 4 seperate files for each day of the week for each another variable of data of upto 20 match possibilities. Thanks, Dennis |
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