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Show a named range within a label (not VBA)
I have a sheet that has a column value which states "Expenses in working
currency". I would like to have it say "Expenses in USD" or "Expenses in MXP" (whatever the currency is). I have a named range in another sheet, ProjectInformation, that holds the working currency value. Not in VBA, but in the sheet I need to say something like: ="Expenses in" & (ProjectInformation!C9) but this gives me an error. Help, please. Thanks. Rick |
Show a named range within a label (not VBA)
If I understand your set up correctly, try it this way...
="Expenses in "&ProjectInformation -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "rick" wrote in message ... I have a sheet that has a column value which states "Expenses in working currency". I would like to have it say "Expenses in USD" or "Expenses in MXP" (whatever the currency is). I have a named range in another sheet, ProjectInformation, that holds the working currency value. Not in VBA, but in the sheet I need to say something like: ="Expenses in" & (ProjectInformation!C9) but this gives me an error. Help, please. Thanks. Rick |
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