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lookup a cell on another woksheet by using the tab name
I have 95 worksheets. Each one has been named.
I have a list of these same names on my summary sheet. I want to lookup a cell on the worksheet that matches my summary cell details. Thus my summary list has Paul Peter John Adam I have worksheets for Paul Peter john Adam I want my summary sheet cell d3 to show the value of cell r88 on worksheet Adam under the Adam column of my summary sheet |
lookup a cell on another woksheet by using the tab name
If adam is in A4, you could use:
=indirect("'" & a4 & "'!r88") Debra Dalgleish has some notes about =indirect(): http://contextures.com/xlFunctions05.html noseyg wrote: I have 95 worksheets. Each one has been named. I have a list of these same names on my summary sheet. I want to lookup a cell on the worksheet that matches my summary cell details. Thus my summary list has Paul Peter John Adam I have worksheets for Paul Peter john Adam I want my summary sheet cell d3 to show the value of cell r88 on worksheet Adam under the Adam column of my summary sheet -- Dave Peterson |
lookup a cell on another woksheet by using the tab name
tHANK yOU VERRY VERY MUCH. I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THAT FOR ABOUT 5 YEARS.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH DAVE "Dave Peterson" wrote: If adam is in A4, you could use: =indirect("'" & a4 & "'!r88") Debra Dalgleish has some notes about =indirect(): http://contextures.com/xlFunctions05.html noseyg wrote: I have 95 worksheets. Each one has been named. I have a list of these same names on my summary sheet. I want to lookup a cell on the worksheet that matches my summary cell details. Thus my summary list has Paul Peter John Adam I have worksheets for Paul Peter john Adam I want my summary sheet cell d3 to show the value of cell r88 on worksheet Adam under the Adam column of my summary sheet -- Dave Peterson |
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