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![]() Trying to do something a little complicated here and honestly not even sure if this would be possible. What I need is for one workbook to create another and then reference this second workbook for populating certain cells. I have a list of employees in A5:A8. Each employee has certain statistics that are shown in columns C:K. I have already written the formula which creates a second workbook (named test.xls at this point) and then creates a separate sheet in the workbook for each employee listed in the primary workbook. My problem arises in trying to then reference anything from test.xls in the primary workbook. I have a cell in the primary workbook which is populated with the name of the created workbook (as this will not always be the same after testing). However, I cannot find a way to write a function that will look at a cell to find the name of the workbook or sheet it is referencing. Does anyone know if this is possible or how to accomplish this? Many thanks. -- RBHicks ------------------------------------------------------------------------ RBHicks's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=12314 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=384384 |
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