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Refrencing another cell in a worksheet that "could" exist
Hi
I'm not sure if this is possible.... I have a worksheet called "Adjust". In cell C15 of the Adjust worksheet, I would like to reference the total in cell Q30 of another worksheet called "Additons". I know how to do this ...but the problem..is... The "Additions" worksheet may not always be there... it's an optional worksheet that can be added if needed (via macros in an addin file). Is there a formula that I can enter into cell C15 of the "Ajust" worksheet that will show zero if the "Additons" worksheet does not exist ....and if the worksheet does exists, then have the formula reference the total in cell Q30 fo the "Additons" worksheet?? Thanks in advance for your help Kimberly |
KimberlyC wrote...
.... Is there a formula that I can enter into cell C15 of the "Ajust" worksheet that will show zero if the "Additons" worksheet does not exist ....and if the worksheet does exists, then have the formula reference the total in cell Q30 fo the "Additons" worksheet?? =IF(ISERROR(CELL("Address",Additions!Q30)),0,Addit ions!Q30) This will pass through error values in Additions!Q30 (if any), which is a good thing, while evaluating to zero if the Additions worksheet doesn't exist. |
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