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On Sep 28, 2:37 pm, Gary''s Student
wrote: Use INDIRECT. Something like: =INDIRECT("[Book2]"& B1 & "!$B$2",TRUE) where B1 contains: Sheet1 Of course both books must be open -- Gary''s Student - gsnu2007 Thanks. I tried this and I am almost there. The reason is I forgot to mention that the value of the worksheet is caluclated off of a data and not in a cell. So I have no vlue in B1, but I do calculate the vlue of the worksheet from a cell. Is it possible to use a formula instead of a cell? Thanks for all posts so far. James |
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