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http://groups.google.com/group/micro...443753560f0075 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "PeteJ" wrote in message ... I'm using the INDIRECT function to bring in data from other spreadsheets. Using this allows me to just populate a cell and automatically point to a new spreadsheet (I have dozens of spreadsheets that hold similar data, and dozens of formulas that pull that data over, so I don't want to manually edit all the formulas). However, it appears that when I use this, the file that it points to needs to be open. I have a fully qualified path ("C:\Documents and Settings\......"), so I don't understand why the document needs to be open. If I don't use INDIRECT, and manually edit the text, it does not require the spreadsheet to be open. Is this correct behavior? If so, is there a workaround? Thanks, Pete |
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