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I sure have had good luck in the past with people helping me out with
formulas on this board, hope my luck holds out this time as well. I have a situation where my formula would be identical across many cells, except for a unique reference point number listed in each formula. Is there a way to change my formula to be generic and reference a stand-alone cell instead of having the unique reference point number being imbedded in each formula? For example in the formula listed below, I need the formula to be modified to reference the 00036 in a stand-alone cell. Any ideas? Thanks Scott D. ='P:\PSReport\GLReport\STRPL\PAGE1\2006\6\[00036.xls]Sheet1'!$U$31-'P:\PSReport\GLReport\STRPL\PAGE1\2006\6\[00036.xls]Sheet1'!$U$30 |
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