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change a function in a workbook without changing every cell
I am linking several workbooks to one workbook. The workbooks name change
every month. How can I create a formula that I can change without having to change every cell in the new workbook? |
You can use the 'indirect' function to make a text reference into a life
link. Look at XL help for more "sir lancelot" wrote: I am linking several workbooks to one workbook. The workbooks name change every month. How can I create a formula that I can change without having to change every cell in the new workbook? |
Hi
Indirect is not working with closed workbooks You can do a EditReplace or if your Excel version have this use EditLinks Or if there are not so many cells you must link to use a macro http://www.rondebruin.nl/summary2.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Naomi" wrote in message ... You can use the 'indirect' function to make a text reference into a life link. Look at XL help for more "sir lancelot" wrote: I am linking several workbooks to one workbook. The workbooks name change every month. How can I create a formula that I can change without having to change every cell in the new workbook? |
This appears to work. Thanks for the help.
"Ron de Bruin" wrote: Hi Indirect is not working with closed workbooks You can do a EditReplace or if your Excel version have this use EditLinks Or if there are not so many cells you must link to use a macro http://www.rondebruin.nl/summary2.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Naomi" wrote in message ... You can use the 'indirect' function to make a text reference into a life link. Look at XL help for more "sir lancelot" wrote: I am linking several workbooks to one workbook. The workbooks name change every month. How can I create a formula that I can change without having to change every cell in the new workbook? |
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