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How do I parse the cell reference function?
I have an attendance roster with names down the left and dates across the top
in sheet1. I mark a cell if present. I then have detail sheets that have all the persons data. I would like to define a cell in the detail sheet that is what row the data is on and then use a command like ='Sheet1'!D (plus contents of cell on current sheet). Something like ='Sheet1'!D'Sheet2'!F1 My goal is to have a formula that I can copy from sheet to sheet and simply change the value of row reference in a cell. |
How do I parse the cell reference function?
Have a look at the INDIRECT function in XL Help. I think this is what
you are after, though it is not very clear from your description. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 18, 12:34*pm, Phil wrote: I have an attendance roster with names down the left and dates across the top in sheet1. *I mark a cell if present. *I then have detail sheets that have all the persons data. *I would like to define a cell in the detail sheet that is what row the data is on and then use a command like ='Sheet1'!D (plus contents of cell on current sheet). *Something like ='Sheet1'!D'Sheet2'!F1 * My goal is to have a formula that I can copy from sheet to sheet and simply change the value of row reference in a cell. |
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