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can I create a formula using text made from the concentate comman.
As an example, in cell A1 - I have text of someone's name (assume name of
"John") in cell A2 I have a number (assume number = 1). In cell B2, I have created a formula that says ="'["&A2&$A$1&".xls]Sheet1!'$D17", which equates to text that says '[1John.xls]Sheet1!'$D17 I wish to be able to use this formula to create a link to 1John.xls within an "if" formula, rather than having to manually type in the link for each different number or name. Is it possible??? Thanks |
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