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Biff suggested I check out responses on this as there may be a VBA routine
that does this. I want to take the formula below and in place of the file name have a variable value that looks up the data on another workbook while it is closed. example: A1 = June.xls B1 = =IF(ISBLANK('X:\Y\[A1]SomeSheet'!A1),"",'X:\Y\[A1]SomeSheet'!A1) the value in A1 can potentially change depending on other factors within the active sheet. But the value in B1 is always based off of the file name in A1. I would prefer to do this in a formula or array if at all possible instead of setting a VBA routine to enter this formula everytime the page is opened. "Harlan Grove" wrote: John Whitehead via OfficeKB.com wrote... I would like the Excel spreadsheet to do this. The person I'm trying to help needs to take classes on Excel. You could pull in data with formulas like =IF(ISBLANK('X:\Y\[Z.xls]SomeSheet'!A1),"",'X:\Y\[Z.xls]SomeSheet'!A1) Pulling data by formula or copy/paste are your only alternatives. |
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