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I think the easiest way is the function 'Indirect'
=INDIRECT(A1&"!B3",TRUE) If cell A1 is 'Internet' (w/o the quotes) then this will return the value in cell B3 on that sheet. To get the name in A1 you can use =CHOOSE(A2,"Store","Food","Internet") with A2 being the cell you linked to the option buttons DQ |
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