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I created a table with references to several files. Each time I'm getting the
data from the same cell in each seperate file. I'd like to add a column where I only fill in the filename. How do I combine the filled in filename with the cell I'm referencing to. |
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![]() "René" wrote in message ... I created a table with references to several files. Each time I'm getting the data from the same cell in each seperate file. I'd like to add a column where I only fill in the filename. How do I combine the filled in filename with the cell I'm referencing to. Hmm. Ary you saying that you use references like =[MySheet.xls]Sheet1!$C$7 and you want the reference to work in such a way that "MySheet.xls" fetched from a cell? If you insert the name of your file in A1, this reference will work: =[A1]Sheet1!$C$7 /Fredrik |
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