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I can't believe there is not an easy way to solve the following, but thusfar,
I've not been able to find it. Your help is much appreciated: I want to use the value of one cell to determine the filename that is used as a reference in a different cell: A1='\\....\[weekxx.xls]'Sheet1'!$C$15 Where xx is the value of Cell A2. So if A2=41, then the reference is to file week41.xl and A1 will be filled with the content of C15 in Sheet1 of that file If A2=42, the reference is to week42.xls etc. Anyone knows a solution that does not involve creating a macro? Thanks in advance |
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