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I have some code that creates a new sheet and I wish to enter the
formula below, in cell A22 on a sheet called "summary", slight twist to this is that I wish to have the flexibility to create more sheets and these would be named 'Emply # 14'; 'Emply # 15' etc etc. I would have a similar formula to below, except in cells A23; A24 etc etc. Can this be done? =PROPER(MID(CELL("filename",'Emply # 13'!A $1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",'Emply # 13'!A$1))+1,32)) Thanks |
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