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The following is a hardcoded formula in a worksheet, call it the
CurrentSheet.. ='210208345'!FSPTX/'210208345'!CurrentValue Where '210208345' is the name of a worksheet, and FSPTX and CurrentValue are names defined in thgat worksheet. I can get the same reult using =INDIRECT("'210208345'!FSPTX")/INDIRECT("'210208345'!CurrentValue") But I'd rather not have to hardcode the 210208345, and FSPTX, as they are values in cells in the CurrentSheet. Is the following "best'? =INDIRECT("'"&D$2&"'!"&B3)/INDIRECT("'"&D$2&"'!CurrentValue") So B3 would change to B4 in the cell below. -- http://www.standards.com/; See Howard Kaikow's web site. |
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