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![]() hi, I just wonder how could i do this. I have 2 workbook, wb1 and wb2. In wb1, I have a worksheet, ws1 with a cell named "test". In wb2, there is a cell name "filename" and another cell is pointed to the "filename" and the name of the "test". I have tried but this "=filename!test" it doesn't work bcoz excel treated "filename" here as the actual filename rather than pointer. Are there anyway solution to this ? The basis of what I want to do is simple, in wb2 there are many of cells will be refering to wb1 file's cell. The wb1 file will be changed everymonths and hence, instead of redo change on the file link pointer, i would like to create a cell which user can just type in the new filename and all pointers shall change automatically. That's all, sound simple har ! Regards, Tan -- tanhs ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tanhs's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24475 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=380746 |
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