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HI All,

I need to give this
'*\\10.10.1.80\Miscellaneous\Adarsh\Calculation\[OAR Coupon - Timesheet
- Satheesh.xls]Timesheet'!D5* string as argument to Indirect function .
I tired several combination of single and double quotes but iam not
able to get the correct result using formula .Can any one please help

Thanks in advance
Xcelion


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Presumably you tried

=INDIRECT("'*\\10.10.1.80\Miscellaneous\Adarsh\Cal culation\[OAR Coupon -
Timesheet
- Satheesh.xls]Timesheet'!D5")

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HI All,

I need to give this
'*\\10.10.1.80\Miscellaneous\Adarsh\Calculation\[OAR Coupon - Timesheet
- Satheesh.xls]Timesheet'!D5* string as argument to Indirect function .
I tired several combination of single and double quotes but iam not
able to get the correct result using formula .Can any one please help

Thanks in advance
Xcelion


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yes i tired the same but i don't understabd what is * in your formula

=INDIRECT("'*\\10.10.1.80\Miscellaneous\Adarsh\Cal culation\[OAR Coupon
-
Timesheet
- Satheesh.xls]Timesheet'!D5")


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=indirect() will return an error if it refers to a closed workbook.

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HI All,

I need to give this
'*\\10.10.1.80\Miscellaneous\Adarsh\Calculation\[OAR Coupon - Timesheet
- Satheesh.xls]Timesheet'!D5* string as argument to Indirect function .
I tired several combination of single and double quotes but iam not
able to get the correct result using formula .Can any one please help

Thanks in advance
Xcelion

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