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INDIRECT.EXT help needed
I am currently using the INDIRECT.EXT function as follows:
=INDIRECT.EXT("'K:\Insurance Quotes\Quote Sheets\2005\[Quotes2005_"& $D12 &".xls]TDS'!$M$6") However, I NEED to replace the file path (K:\Insurance Quotes\Quote Sheets\2005\) in this formula. I have concatenated this in a cell and would like to use the cell reference as the path. I just don't know how to! Please help. |
Presumably this woyld work
=INDIRECT.EXT(A1& $D12&".xls]TDS'!$M$6") -- HTH Bob Phillips "SU" wrote in message ... I am currently using the INDIRECT.EXT function as follows: =INDIRECT.EXT("'K:\Insurance Quotes\Quote Sheets\2005\[Quotes2005_"& $D12 &".xls]TDS'!$M$6") However, I NEED to replace the file path (K:\Insurance Quotes\Quote Sheets\2005\) in this formula. I have concatenated this in a cell and would like to use the cell reference as the path. I just don't know how to! Please help. |
It works! Cheers Bob.
"Bob Phillips" wrote: Presumably this woyld work =INDIRECT.EXT(A1& $D12&".xls]TDS'!$M$6") -- HTH Bob Phillips "SU" wrote in message ... I am currently using the INDIRECT.EXT function as follows: =INDIRECT.EXT("'K:\Insurance Quotes\Quote Sheets\2005\[Quotes2005_"& $D12 &".xls]TDS'!$M$6") However, I NEED to replace the file path (K:\Insurance Quotes\Quote Sheets\2005\) in this formula. I have concatenated this in a cell and would like to use the cell reference as the path. I just don't know how to! Please help. |
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