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Default Links to 2nd closed worksheet fail when using offset function ??

I have an excel sheet that is to be populated with values from a second
sheet. I used the offset function to find values in columns adjacent account
numbers on this second sheet. When I open the active workbook when the
source data workbook is closed I get #VALUE!. When the source data workbook
is opened prior to the active workbook the correct value is reported. How
can I get the offset function to work when linked to closed workbooks?
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=offset() won't work with a closed workbook.

maybe you could replace it with =index()

(depending on what your formula is doing??)

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I have an excel sheet that is to be populated with values from a second
sheet. I used the offset function to find values in columns adjacent account
numbers on this second sheet. When I open the active workbook when the
source data workbook is closed I get #VALUE!. When the source data workbook
is opened prior to the active workbook the correct value is reported. How
can I get the offset function to work when linked to closed workbooks?


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