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This would be my guess using INDIRECT.
=SUM(INDIRECT("'[" & 'File list'!A1 & E2 & "]Monthly Charts'!$S$4:$W$5")) HTH, Paul -- "Sh0t2bts" wrote in message oups.com... Hi All, I have a list of excel files what I produce a summary from the calculations if the same for each cell that I want to enter only the file name changes, I have writted the below function:- =CONCATENATE("=SUM('[",'File list'!A1,E2,"]Monthly Charts'!$S$4:$W$5)/ 5") Which gets me the text that I want =SUM('[Accounts Comms Sheet.xls]Monthly Charts'!$S$4:$W$5)/5 but is displays it as a text entry instead of been used as a function, how can I get it to do the sum? Cheers Mark |
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