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I want to look up values from a closed workbook, and found my way to the free
add-in 'Morefunc' via this fantastic community. However, after installing it and trying it out in parallell with a standard 'indirect' syntax, the two formulas behaved totally similar. I.e. they both worked when the reference-workbook was open, and they both returned #Ref! when I closed it. Can anyone help me? Hopeful regards Zyvind -- |
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Zyvind, Could you provide more details ? Which arguments do you use ? Laurent Zyvind a écrit : I want to look up values from a closed workbook, and found my way to the free add-in 'Morefunc' via this fantastic community. However, after installing it and trying it out in parallell with a standard 'indirect' syntax, the two formulas behaved totally similar. I.e. they both worked when the reference-workbook was open, and they both returned #Ref! when I closed it. Can anyone help me? Hopeful regards Zyvind |
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Hallo
Have a llook at http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip82.htm Hope this helps... "Zyvind" schreef in bericht ... I want to look up values from a closed workbook, and found my way to the free add-in 'Morefunc' via this fantastic community. However, after installing it and trying it out in parallell with a standard 'indirect' syntax, the two formulas behaved totally similar. I.e. they both worked when the reference-workbook was open, and they both returned #Ref! when I closed it. Can anyone help me? Hopeful regards Zyvind -- |
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It's not a very practical solution though given that the OP wants the same
functionality as INDIRECT but with closed workbooks, to quote from John Walkenbach's site: "You cannot use this function in a worksheet formula" Indirect.ext from the excellent add-in Morefunc definitely works, I can only assume that the OP made some errors in the formula setup but we will know as soon as he posts his formula -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Frederik" wrote in message ... Hallo Have a llook at http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip82.htm Hope this helps... "Zyvind" schreef in bericht ... I want to look up values from a closed workbook, and found my way to the free add-in 'Morefunc' via this fantastic community. However, after installing it and trying it out in parallell with a standard 'indirect' syntax, the two formulas behaved totally similar. I.e. they both worked when the reference-workbook was open, and they both returned #Ref! when I closed it. Can anyone help me? Hopeful regards Zyvind -- |
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