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Hi. I have multiple spreadsheets and a "consolidated" sheet that ties them
all together. Right now, I have a formula in each cell that refers back to a different spreadsheet to get the data(=+'L:\Budget\2008\Susan\[Susan2008Budget.xls]Consolidated'!C10) That is working fine, but what I would like to do is have the name "Susan" in a cell and have the formula refer to the cell that the name "Susan" is in to create the formula. So, if I change where I want the data to come from, I only have to change the name in the cell that "Susan" is in. So if I changed Susan to Mike, the formula would read: =+'L:\Budget\2008\Mike\[Mike2008Budget.xls]Consolidated'!C10 Any ideas? |
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