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define names in excel
Is there a way to build a formula in a cell that runs a define name where the
name to be run is found in another cell. I have a master tbale which tracks cell formats for a 200+ column worksheet. When I add new cells or make some changes I need to change in all other cells as well. What I would like to do is create a generic formula in all cells that is the same ie =RunDefineName, this would be in all 200 columns by 5 rows. In the function I will refer to the master table (on a seperate sheet) which for this example has 5 rows. R1 would use defile name CALC_wk1 (this is the name you would see in the cell value) R2 would use defile name CALC_wk2 R3 would use defile name CALC_wk3 R4 would use defile name CALC_wk4 R5 would use defile name Total Now when =RunDefineName runs for row1 col1 it would get the definie name CALC_wk2 and run it as if I build the cell looking like =CALC_wk2. The biggest reason for this is I move a lot of the rows around and doing this would make it necessary to only move the MASTER table around. Thanks |
define names in excel
Not sure that it would solve all your questions, but there is a function
called CHOOSE which depending on the value of the first argument, returns the nth + 1 argument of the function. As each argument can be a formula, this may do the trick. |
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