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I have this formula in cell B1.
=VLOOKUP(A1,[Book1]Sheet1!$A:$M,2,FALSE) In cell A2, I have a file name/location In cell A3, I have a worksheet name I would like to alter this formula so that instead of [book1], it can point to cell A2 and look for whatever file I type in there. The same with the worksheet name Sheet1, I'd like it to point to A3 so I can type that in too. I would do this the standard way, however due to the number of vlookups on this spreadsheet, I need to be able to type the file name and worksheet name into these cells, and have all the vlookups adjust accordingly. I know find/replace does work for that, but only in a permament formula. I need something variable. Thanks for your help! |
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