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Could the OFFSET function be used with external references ? Everything
OK when the external workbook is open, but #VALUE is returned when not. I want OFFSET to work when the other workbook is closed. Here is an example : "Workbook1.xls" contains A1 : ='BOB B1 : ='ROGER "Workbook2.xls" contains (with other source opened) A1 : =OFFSET([Workbook1.xls]Sheet1!A1; 1; 0) = Return "ROGER" when workbook1.xls is open = Return #VALUE otherwise Is there any workaround for this problem ? Thanks |
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