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cell referencing
I have a workbook with 20 pages. On one page I am trying to reference
cells from other pages. Example: I want cell B2 on the Shipping page to emulate cell C7 on the PO-1 page. I type the following command in Shipping B2: ='PO-1'C7 however, when I hit enter, the formula shows in Shipping B2. If I go and put a number in PO-1 C7, nothing changes on the Shipping cell. It continues to show the formula which I typed in. The cells are not formatted or conditionally formatted. Are there any other possible solutions? Where would you start to look? I appreciate your help. Thank you. |
cell referencing
You formula is wrong. It should be =PO-1!C7 Also, it appears that B2 is
formatted as text. Make sure the cell B2 is formatted as general and then select B2 and press F2 then enter. Tyro wrote in message ... I have a workbook with 20 pages. On one page I am trying to reference cells from other pages. Example: I want cell B2 on the Shipping page to emulate cell C7 on the PO-1 page. I type the following command in Shipping B2: ='PO-1'C7 however, when I hit enter, the formula shows in Shipping B2. If I go and put a number in PO-1 C7, nothing changes on the Shipping cell. It continues to show the formula which I typed in. The cells are not formatted or conditionally formatted. Are there any other possible solutions? Where would you start to look? I appreciate your help. Thank you. |
cell referencing
On Feb 20, 5:25*pm, wrote:
I have a workbook with 20 pages. *On one page I am trying to reference cells from other pages. *Example: *I want cell B2 on the Shipping page to emulate cell C7 on the PO-1 page. *I type the following command in Shipping B2: *='PO-1'C7 * * however, when I hit enter, the formula shows in Shipping B2. *If I go and put a number in PO-1 C7, nothing changes on the Shipping cell. *It continues to show the formula which I typed in. *The cells are not formatted or conditionally formatted. Are there any other possible solutions? *Where would you start to look? *I appreciate your help. *Thank you. addendum: The formula I typed in is actually ='PO-1'!C7 |
cell referencing
Well, for one thing, the formula is incorrect. It should be:
='PO - 1'!C7 If that's what's showing in the cell then try this: Select the cell in question Goto the menu FormatCellsNumber tabGENERALOK Press function key F2 then hit ENTER -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ... I have a workbook with 20 pages. On one page I am trying to reference cells from other pages. Example: I want cell B2 on the Shipping page to emulate cell C7 on the PO-1 page. I type the following command in Shipping B2: ='PO-1'C7 however, when I hit enter, the formula shows in Shipping B2. If I go and put a number in PO-1 C7, nothing changes on the Shipping cell. It continues to show the formula which I typed in. The cells are not formatted or conditionally formatted. Are there any other possible solutions? Where would you start to look? I appreciate your help. Thank you. |
cell referencing
On Feb 20, 5:36*pm, "T. Valko" wrote:
Well, for one thing, the formula is incorrect. It should be: ='PO - 1'!C7 If that's what's showing in the cell then try this: Select the cell in question Goto the menu FormatCellsNumber tabGENERALOK Press function key F2 then hit ENTER -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ... I have a workbook with 20 pages. *On one page I am trying to reference cells from other pages. *Example: *I want cell B2 on the Shipping page to emulate cell C7 on the PO-1 page. *I type the following command in Shipping B2: *='PO-1'C7 * * however, when I hit enter, the formula shows in Shipping B2. *If I go and put a number in PO-1 C7, nothing changes on the Shipping cell. *It continues to show the formula which I typed in. *The cells are not formatted or conditionally formatted. Are there any other possible solutions? *Where would you start to look? *I appreciate your help. *Thank you.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thank you very much. That worked perfectly!!! Thanks again. Daryl |
cell referencing
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ... On Feb 20, 5:36 pm, "T. Valko" wrote: Well, for one thing, the formula is incorrect. It should be: ='PO - 1'!C7 If that's what's showing in the cell then try this: Select the cell in question Goto the menu FormatCellsNumber tabGENERALOK Press function key F2 then hit ENTER -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ... I have a workbook with 20 pages. On one page I am trying to reference cells from other pages. Example: I want cell B2 on the Shipping page to emulate cell C7 on the PO-1 page. I type the following command in Shipping B2: ='PO-1'C7 however, when I hit enter, the formula shows in Shipping B2. If I go and put a number in PO-1 C7, nothing changes on the Shipping cell. It continues to show the formula which I typed in. The cells are not formatted or conditionally formatted. Are there any other possible solutions? Where would you start to look? I appreciate your help. Thank you.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thank you very much. That worked perfectly!!! Thanks again. Daryl |
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