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I built the following formula as instructed in the Help.
=DSUM(BUD2006.XLS!ACTUAL,23,$A$9:$B12) When I close the BUD2006 file, the formula changes to the following: =DSUM('D:\work\BUD2006.XLS'!ACTUAL,23,$A$9:$B12) The formula appears to produce a value, up to this point. When I copy this new formula to other rows, both the copies and the original generate a #VALUE! error. I assume it has something to do with the reference to the other file and/or named range. Can someone help point me in the right direction? Thanks. |
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As far as I know, the BUD2006.xls workbook needs to be open for the formula
to produce the correct values. Maybe someone else can give a reason why. "Martin" wrote: I built the following formula as instructed in the Help. =DSUM(BUD2006.XLS!ACTUAL,23,$A$9:$B12) When I close the BUD2006 file, the formula changes to the following: =DSUM('D:\work\BUD2006.XLS'!ACTUAL,23,$A$9:$B12) The formula appears to produce a value, up to this point. When I copy this new formula to other rows, both the copies and the original generate a #VALUE! error. I assume it has something to do with the reference to the other file and/or named range. Can someone help point me in the right direction? Thanks. |
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