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I have a master calculation file which pulls data from a monthly data file. I
would like to use indirect addressing so I anoly change one cell each month to point to the correct spreadsheet. I can use CONCATENATE to create something that looks like the correct command, but I cannot make it an executable statement to actually pull the data - it is text. Any ideas? |
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could you provide some example?
On 11 Gru, 21:55, ChEBass wrote: I have a master calculation file which pulls data from a monthly data file. I would like to use indirect addressing so I anoly change one cell each month to point to the correct spreadsheet. I can use CONCATENATE to create something that looks like the correct command, but I cannot make it an executable statement to actually pull the data - it is text. Any ideas? |
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These are cells from the spreadsheet as it is:
='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c34 ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c35 ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c36 .... I would like to set it up so I only put the month name in one cell and all the links change. "Jarek Kujawa" wrote: could you provide some example? On 11 Gru, 21:55, ChEBass wrote: I have a master calculation file which pulls data from a monthly data file. I would like to use indirect addressing so I anoly change one cell each month to point to the correct spreadsheet. I can use CONCATENATE to create something that looks like the correct command, but I cannot make it an executable statement to actually pull the data - it is text. Any ideas? |
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After seeing your example...
=INDIRECT("'[hourly steam "&B2&" 2008.xls]Summary'!"&c34) where B2 contains the month you want. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "ChEBass" wrote: These are cells from the spreadsheet as it is: ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c34 ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c35 ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c36 ... I would like to set it up so I only put the month name in one cell and all the links change. "Jarek Kujawa" wrote: could you provide some example? On 11 Gru, 21:55, ChEBass wrote: I have a master calculation file which pulls data from a monthly data file. I would like to use indirect addressing so I anoly change one cell each month to point to the correct spreadsheet. I can use CONCATENATE to create something that looks like the correct command, but I cannot make it an executable statement to actually pull the data - it is text. Any ideas? |
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It didn't work but I played with the theme a little and got something that
does work. first I created the path with CONCATENATE =CONCATENATE("'[hourly steam "&B2&" 2008.xls]Summary'!C34") then I reference that cell with INDIRECT and it pulls the data. Not quite as clean as I would like but it works. Thanks for the help. "Luke M" wrote: After seeing your example... =INDIRECT("'[hourly steam "&B2&" 2008.xls]Summary'!"&c34) where B2 contains the month you want. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "ChEBass" wrote: These are cells from the spreadsheet as it is: ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c34 ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c35 ='[hourly steam December 2008.xls]Summary'!c36 ... I would like to set it up so I only put the month name in one cell and all the links change. "Jarek Kujawa" wrote: could you provide some example? On 11 Gru, 21:55, ChEBass wrote: I have a master calculation file which pulls data from a monthly data file. I would like to use indirect addressing so I anoly change one cell each month to point to the correct spreadsheet. I can use CONCATENATE to create something that looks like the correct command, but I cannot make it an executable statement to actually pull the data - it is text. Any ideas? |
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I think you want the INDIRECT formula.
something like: =INDIRECT('[Book1.xls]&B2&"$C$2") would return the value of cell C2 from Book1.xls, whatever sheet you have the name of in cell B2. Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "ChEBass" wrote: I have a master calculation file which pulls data from a monthly data file. I would like to use indirect addressing so I anoly change one cell each month to point to the correct spreadsheet. I can use CONCATENATE to create something that looks like the correct command, but I cannot make it an executable statement to actually pull the data - it is text. Any ideas? |
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