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Maybe I misread your question.
maybe you want to use =indirect(). Something like: =indirect("'" & x88 & "'!" & x99) where x88 contains the sheet name (sheet4) and x99 contains the address of the cell (A2) sarah - northampton wrote: I am trying to concatenate cells and have the result execute within a formula. I am ending up with: =sheet4!A2 instead of the value that is contained in that location. -- Dave Peterson |
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