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How can I write a formula to reference a specific cell in a worksheet
immediately preceeding (or immediately after) the worksheet I'm in? For instance: If I'm in a worksheet called Week 11 I want my formula to reference a cell in a worksheet called Week 10. Now I write the formula like this: =H29+'Week 10'!H31. However, I have a bunch of these formulas and a bunch of these worksheets. Every week I'm in a new sheet, but I always have to look at cell H31 from the prior week. For now when I generate a new worksheet I copy an existing one then manually change each formula with the new sheet reference. Tedious. I'd like to get away from that. Is there a way for the formula to look something like this: =H29+'Previous Worksheet'!H31 ?? That way I won't have to manually change it. |
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