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How come when I copy and paste special 'values' the following concatenated
string, ="='H:\Test\[" & D150 & ".xls]BUYERS REQUEST'!$C$44" I get ='H:\Test\[PRDtemplate_Rev9.2_8-11-06-TEST.xls]BUYERS REQUEST'!$C$44. I would actually like excel to automatically recognize that it is a formula, and return the linked value (i.e. $8.75) and not the actual formula. Is there a way to do this without going into the cell and hitting enter to get the desired value. |
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