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How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today
is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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=INDIRECT("G"&DAY(TODAY())+6)
or =OFFSET(G$12,DAY(TODAY()-6),0) -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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Thanks, the indirect is what I was looking for.
-- Libby "David Biddulph" wrote: =INDIRECT("G"&DAY(TODAY())+6) or =OFFSET(G$12,DAY(TODAY()-6),0) -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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=+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9))
I am getting an error on this formula, can you tell what is wrong -- Libby "David Biddulph" wrote: =INDIRECT("G"&DAY(TODAY())+6) or =OFFSET(G$12,DAY(TODAY()-6),0) -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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What I am trying to do is use the date field in one workbook to reference the
cell of another workbook. so if today is the 6 then it will pull cell g12 in another workbook. -- Libby "Libby" wrote: =+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9)) I am getting an error on this formula, can you tell what is wrong -- Libby "David Biddulph" wrote: =INDIRECT("G"&DAY(TODAY())+6) or =OFFSET(G$12,DAY(TODAY()-6),0) -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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For a start, you don't need the + sign.
Secondly, did you intend not to say =+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9)) but instead to say =INDIRECT("'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!g"&$a$44+9)) ? -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... =+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9)) I am getting an error on this formula, can you tell what is wrong -- Libby "David Biddulph" wrote: =INDIRECT("G"&DAY(TODAY())+6) or =OFFSET(G$12,DAY(TODAY()-6),0) -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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....and the source file will need to be open for this to work.
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... For a start, you don't need the + sign. Secondly, did you intend not to say =+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9)) but instead to say =INDIRECT("'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!g"&$a$44+9)) ? -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... =+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9)) I am getting an error on this formula, can you tell what is wrong -- Libby "David Biddulph" wrote: =INDIRECT("G"&DAY(TODAY())+6) or =OFFSET(G$12,DAY(TODAY()-6),0) -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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Yes. The OP has already said [in another thread, naughty girl!] that the
file is open. -- David Biddulph "T. Valko" wrote in message ... ...and the source file will need to be open for this to work. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... For a start, you don't need the + sign. Secondly, did you intend not to say =+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9)) but instead to say =INDIRECT("'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!g"&$a$44+9)) ? -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... =+'[Apr MIR.XLS]Mid-City'!INDIRECT("g"&$a$44+9)) I am getting an error on this formula, can you tell what is wrong -- Libby "David Biddulph" wrote: =INDIRECT("G"&DAY(TODAY())+6) or =OFFSET(G$12,DAY(TODAY()-6),0) -- David Biddulph "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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*Maybe* this:
=INDEX(G7:G37,DAY(NOW())) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Libby" wrote in message ... How do I create a formula to pick a new cell each day of the month. If today is the 6 and I want to reference cell g12 and on the 7 I want to reference cell g13 and so on. -- Libby |
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