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Hello guys,
is it possible to get a behaviour like this in Excel? A1 contains a text value ='C:\[file.xls]List1'!D51 (not a formula!) A2 contains a reference to A1 so that it actually displays D51 in external file.xls I thought INDIRECT would be my choice but it does not work with external files. Any ideas? Cheers, -- joe |
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