I am using the function OFFSET in a file to look for the values in another
file. But when I close the two files and later I open only the file where
this the function OFFSET, appears me the mistake #VALUE. Para that the values
come correctly, I have to open the two together files. Does anybody know how
I can solve this problem of link? Because the file should be opened daily,
but without opening the origin of the data.

Thanks

Hi Daniel,
could you post the formula you are using. thanks

"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

I am using the function OFFSET in a file to look for the values in another
file. But when I close the two files and later I open only the file where
this the function OFFSET, appears me the mistake #VALUE. Para that the values
come correctly, I have to open the two together files. Does anybody know how
I can solve this problem of link? Because the file should be opened daily,
but without opening the origin of the data.

Thanks

Hi, Eduardo

I'm using this formula:

=DESLOC('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3;0;1)

Thanks for your help.

"Eduardo" escreveu:

Hi Daniel,
could you post the formula you are using. thanks

"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

I am using the function OFFSET in a file to look for the values in another
file. But when I close the two files and later I open only the file where
this the function OFFSET, appears me the mistake #VALUE. Para that the values
come correctly, I have to open the two together files. Does anybody know how
I can solve this problem of link? Because the file should be opened daily,
but without opening the origin of the data.

Thanks

Hi Daniel,
for what I can see you are looking for is to bring the value from cell B3 in
the Basedesloc file so why don't try

=('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3)

It doesn't required the Basedesloc document to be open


"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

Hi, Eduardo

I'm using this formula:

=DESLOC('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3;0;1)

Thanks for your help.

"Eduardo" escreveu:

Hi Daniel,
could you post the formula you are using. thanks

"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

I am using the function OFFSET in a file to look for the values in another
file. But when I close the two files and later I open only the file where
this the function OFFSET, appears me the mistake #VALUE. Para that the values
come correctly, I have to open the two together files. Does anybody know how
I can solve this problem of link? Because the file should be opened daily,
but without opening the origin of the data.

Thanks

Sorry Eduardo, but in fact, I need to bring the value, in accordance with
the cell F1.

=DESLOC('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3;0;F1)

The cell F1 can have values from 1 to 12, that correspond to the months of
the year.
And I cannot use the formula to choose, therefore of the a size mistake,
that the formula this very big one.


Sorry my english, but I'm brazilian, and I don't speak very well.


Thanks

"Eduardo" escreveu:

Hi Daniel,
for what I can see you are looking for is to bring the value from cell B3 in
the Basedesloc file so why don't try

=('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3)

It doesn't required the Basedesloc document to be open


"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

Hi, Eduardo

I'm using this formula:

=DESLOC('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3;0;1)

Thanks for your help.

"Eduardo" escreveu:

Hi Daniel,
could you post the formula you are using. thanks

"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

I am using the function OFFSET in a file to look for the values in another
file. But when I close the two files and later I open only the file where
this the function OFFSET, appears me the mistake #VALUE. Para that the values
come correctly, I have to open the two together files. Does anybody know how
I can solve this problem of link? Because the file should be opened daily,
but without opening the origin of the data.

Thanks

Hi Daniel

Use INDEX in place of OFFSET

=INDEX('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3:$N$3;F1)

That will work with both open and closed files
--
Regards
Roger Govier

"Daniel Utsch" wrote in message
...

Sorry Eduardo, but in fact, I need to bring the value, in accordance with
the cell F1.

=DESLOC('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3;0;F1)

The cell F1 can have values from 1 to 12, that correspond to the months of
the year.
And I cannot use the formula to choose, therefore of the a size mistake,
that the formula this very big one.


Sorry my english, but I'm brazilian, and I don't speak very well.


Thanks

"Eduardo" escreveu:

Hi Daniel,
for what I can see you are looking for is to bring the value from cell B3
in
the Basedesloc file so why don't try

=('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3)

It doesn't required the Basedesloc document to be open


"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

Hi, Eduardo

I'm using this formula:

=DESLOC('C:\Documents and Settings\dutsch\Meus
documentos\[basedesloc.xls]Plan1'!$B$3;0;1)

Thanks for your help.

"Eduardo" escreveu:

Hi Daniel,
could you post the formula you are using. thanks

"Daniel Utsch" wrote:

I am using the function OFFSET in a file to look for the values in
another
file. But when I close the two files and later I open only the file
where
this the function OFFSET, appears me the mistake #VALUE. Para that
the values
come correctly, I have to open the two together files. Does anybody
know how
I can solve this problem of link? Because the file should be opened
daily,
but without opening the origin of the data.

Thanks