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In a worksheet called "amex summary.xls" I have several cells that reference
external files to retrieve data from cells within those worksheets. One of the Summary sheet cells reads as follows: ='[amex charge_constance lundy.xls]summary'!$D$3 It pulls values from one file into a summary file. Within the summary file there are about 110 entries for each individual outside file. Is there a way to make one cell in the summary worksheet reference the outside file name and then have the 70 entries for that sheet look to that cell for the filename and concatenate the filename with a particular cell reference? The reason for this is if a new person needs to be added to the "amex summary.xls" file I first copy and paste one of the existing cell groups and then have to go in and edit 110 separate line items so they now reference the new file name. Each month employees receive bills from their amex card and submit an expense sheet electronically. I then summarize all the info via the "amex summary.xls" file and use the summary data to post to our accounting system instead of having to go in and read each individual file. |
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