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Default Set value of cell to calculation

I have two spreadsheets €“ one is called Branch A and one is called Company.
Branch A contains financial information, but only for the current month.
Company is a summary which has columns for each of the months, January,
February etc. At the top of this spreadsheet is a drop-down box with the
current month in it called CURRMONTH.

What I need is to be able to make a calculation from Branch A and have it
place the result in the relevant column on the Company spreadsheet. The
calculation is:

=[Branch A.xls]Main!A102-[Branch A.xls]Main!A103

but it needs to go in the correct column based on what month is selected in
the CURRMONTH drop-down. How do I do this?

Thanks for your help

Martyn

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