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If i understand the question correctly you need to hard referance D6 by
adding $'s. =INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!$D$6") cheers "mus" wrote: I need this way of referencing to other sheets (TABs). I tried it and it works BUT the D6 reference is no more changing when I copy it over a huge range, for instance changing to D5, D4. Any medicine for this? Morten "Biff" skrev: Try this: =INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!D6") Biff "Angus" wrote in message ... Currently I have a cell with this formula: =A2 & !D6 Cell A2 contains the name of another tab in the same book and I wish to display the value from cell D6 of that sheet. Clearly the above syntax is incorrect but what should it be? Thanks in advance. |
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