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use a variable for a worksheet name in a formula
Hello,
I would like to use a formula with variable to access worksheets (Like the VBA Worksheets(Range("a1").Value). I do not want to use VBA because I need the user to see the formula. My worksheets are named 'Input','Definition' . . . I have found this formula in previous answers =INDIRECT("'sheet (" & A1 & ")'!B1") but this works only if the worksheets are named 'Sheet (1)','Sheet (2)' Any idea? Thanks! -- caroline |
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