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I've done this before, but I can't remember how. I need to reference a
sheet number based on another cell. For example: ='Sheet1'!A1+A2 In my situation, I need to reference the Sheet number where the number will be in a cell. Let's say that the number "1" is in A5. In my formula above I need something that will say Sheet & A2 which will be "Sheet1". How can I do this? Thanks, |
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