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You can use the INDIRECT function to do this, but it will only work
with open workbooks. As such, the path is not needed, but the filename is. Suppose you have filename.xls in A1, Sheet Name in B1, and cell reference (eg A42) in C1 - then your formula would be: =INDIRECT("'["&A1&"]"&B1&"'!"&C1) But as I say, filename.xls will have to be open for this to work. Hope this helps. Pete On May 17, 3:35*pm, johnb49 wrote: When creating a link to a cell in another workbook, I want to make the query dependent on the contents of a cell in the destination worksheet. *For example, I want to specify the path, the tab and the workbook in cells and create references to these cells in the external link. *Is this possible? |
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