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I have several worksheets that all have the same format, I would like to have
an additional worksheet that has a drop down cell listing all worksheets and then have the data pulled from the worksheet named in the drop down cell. Is this possible? |
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You can use the INDIRECT function for this. Let's say your drop-down list is
in cell A1 of your new sheet. Use this formula in B1 to retrieve the value in cell C1 of the worksheet identified in cell A1. =INDIRECT(A1&"!C1") Obviously, change the cell references to meet your needs. HTH, Elkar "Patti" wrote: I have several worksheets that all have the same format, I would like to have an additional worksheet that has a drop down cell listing all worksheets and then have the data pulled from the worksheet named in the drop down cell. Is this possible? |
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If your dropdown list is in cell A2, and you want to pull the value from
cell B3 on the selected sheet, use the following formula: =INDIRECT("'" & A2 & "'!B3") Patti wrote: I have several worksheets that all have the same format, I would like to have an additional worksheet that has a drop down cell listing all worksheets and then have the data pulled from the worksheet named in the drop down cell. Is this possible? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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Ah, yes, use Debra's formula instead. Mine wouldn't work if the sheet name
contains spaces. "Debra Dalgleish" wrote: If your dropdown list is in cell A2, and you want to pull the value from cell B3 on the selected sheet, use the following formula: =INDIRECT("'" & A2 & "'!B3") Patti wrote: I have several worksheets that all have the same format, I would like to have an additional worksheet that has a drop down cell listing all worksheets and then have the data pulled from the worksheet named in the drop down cell. Is this possible? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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