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Linking Problem
Thanks, but the first solution worked for what I was wanting to do. I will
keep your syntax in mind if I need to use them in the future. -- Thanks; in advance, Richard "Gord Dibben" wrote: You want to SUM the two cells or concatenate the two cells. To sum..........=SUM([Acct1MAS.xlsx]A!$D$8:[Acct1MAS.xlsx]A!$G$8) To concatenate.......=[Acct1MAS.xlsx]A!$D$8 & [Acct1MAS.xlsx]A!$G$8 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 09:21:10 -0700, Richard wrote: I have tried using the following formula in linking two workbooks. How can I retrieve information (numbers) from two different cells in the source workbook? Neither will work. Formula in cell D8: =[Acct1MAS.xlsx]A!D8+G8 Also tried this formula in D8: =[Acct1MAS.xlsx]A!$D$8,[Acct1MAS.xlsx]A!$G$8 |
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