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I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.


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I can't seem to get the indirect function to work

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.



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lets see if I put this in correct


=INDIRECT("'1" & (ROW(31) & '"!C31")

Organization # is Sheet 1
the Row Number in Sheet 1 is 31
and the Cell # is C31

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.



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Post a sample of your actual sheet names please.

I am confused. Your first post said they were "organization #1 etc."

Where will you be entering the first formula to fill down?

Which sheet and what cell?


Gord


On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 16:51:11 -0800, Jenn wrote:

lets see if I put this in correct


=INDIRECT("'1" & (ROW(31) & '"!C31")

Organization # is Sheet 1
the Row Number in Sheet 1 is 31
and the Cell # is C31

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.






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The workbook has 12 sheets for each month they are name January, February,
etc...


The organization sheets are names simply 1,2,3,4,5 etc.....

I would start the fill down on the January sheet, C6

Row 6 contains info from organization 1 column C

Row 7 contain info from organization 2 column C

etc..

Thanks again for your help



"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Post a sample of your actual sheet names please.

I am confused. Your first post said they were "organization #1 etc."

Where will you be entering the first formula to fill down?

Which sheet and what cell?


Gord


On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 16:51:11 -0800, Jenn wrote:

lets see if I put this in correct


=INDIRECT("'1" & (ROW(31) & '"!C31")

Organization # is Sheet 1
the Row Number in Sheet 1 is 31
and the Cell # is C31

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.




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In January sheet in C6 enter =INDIRECT(ROW(1:1)&"!C10") and copy down etc
number of rows.

Will return the C10 values of sheets 1,2,3,4,5 etc.


Gord


On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:28:01 -0800, Jenn wrote:

The workbook has 12 sheets for each month they are name January, February,
etc...


The organization sheets are names simply 1,2,3,4,5 etc.....

I would start the fill down on the January sheet, C6

Row 6 contains info from organization 1 column C

Row 7 contain info from organization 2 column C

etc..

Thanks again for your help



"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Post a sample of your actual sheet names please.

I am confused. Your first post said they were "organization #1 etc."

Where will you be entering the first formula to fill down?

Which sheet and what cell?


Gord


On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 16:51:11 -0800, Jenn wrote:

lets see if I put this in correct


=INDIRECT("'1" & (ROW(31) & '"!C31")

Organization # is Sheet 1
the Row Number in Sheet 1 is 31
and the Cell # is C31

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.





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when I enter this function, it says there is a error, it shows the (row(1:1)
in blue.

Does it make a difference what version of exel I am using. right now I am
using 2002 but I have a new version it it would make a difference.

"Jenn" wrote:

The workbook has 12 sheets for each month they are name January, February,
etc...


The organization sheets are names simply 1,2,3,4,5 etc.....

I would start the fill down on the January sheet, C6

Row 6 contains info from organization 1 column C

Row 7 contain info from organization 2 column C

etc..

Thanks again for your help



"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Post a sample of your actual sheet names please.

I am confused. Your first post said they were "organization #1 etc."

Where will you be entering the first formula to fill down?

Which sheet and what cell?


Gord


On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 16:51:11 -0800, Jenn wrote:

lets see if I put this in correct


=INDIRECT("'1" & (ROW(31) & '"!C31")

Organization # is Sheet 1
the Row Number in Sheet 1 is 31
and the Cell # is C31

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.




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the Edit Replace does not work either, says it can not find data

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.



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I hope you didn't use my example because there was a typo in it.

'5'! not '5!'

Also, in Options do you have "look in"Formulas checked?


Gord

Sun, 13 Jan 2008 17:27:02 -0800, Jenn wrote:

the Edit Replace does not work either, says it can not find data

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.






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yes the formulas options is selected

I tried several variations of searching, nothing worked.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

I hope you didn't use my example because there was a typo in it.

'5'! not '5!'

Also, in Options do you have "look in"Formulas checked?


Gord

Sun, 13 Jan 2008 17:27:02 -0800, Jenn wrote:

the Edit Replace does not work either, says it can not find data

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.




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That is most unfortunate.

I cannot replicate the problem with the samples you first posted

='5'!C36 ='5'!C377 ='5'!C38 ='5'!C39

They are formulas that return values from a test sheet 5

They will all change to 6 or 4 or whatever number I choose and return values
from test sheets 6 or 4


Gord

On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:24:02 -0800, Jenn wrote:

yes the formulas options is selected

I tried several variations of searching, nothing worked.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

I hope you didn't use my example because there was a typo in it.

'5'! not '5!'

Also, in Options do you have "look in"Formulas checked?


Gord

Sun, 13 Jan 2008 17:27:02 -0800, Jenn wrote:

the Edit Replace does not work either, says it can not find data

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Jenn

For the first question try EditReplace

What: '5!'

With: '6'!

Replace all.

For second question, use the INDIRECT function to fill down or across

=INDIRECT("'organization #" & (ROW()) & '"!B12")

entered in A1 and copied down.

To copy across, change ROW() to COLUMN()


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:59:00 -0800, Jenn wrote:

I need to select multipe cells and change just the reference page for the
selected cells, not the other reference information in the cell. Find and
Replace does not work. Example, this are four cell, I want to just change the
5 (which is the refence page).

='5'!C36, ='5'!C377, ='5'!C38, ='5'!C39

Or, I am trying to create a spreadsheet for example January's information
will have 10 rows that reference 10 different organization that are
referenced from Sheets 1 through 10 (sheet 1 is organization #1, etc...) When
I try to use the autofill function, instead of changing the the reference
page number it will increase the cell number (autofill down) or autofill to
the right will increase the column name but not change the page or cell
number. What I really need to be able to do is autofill down keeping the
same column and cell but increasing the page reference.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.





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