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On Monday, November 11, 2013 12:30:27 PM UTC-5, wrote:
I have to extract cell values into a summary spreadsheet from multiple closed workbooks saved in Google Drive. For the benefit of others interested in this very useful functionality, an example below should provide a quick start: =INDIRECT.EXT("'"&A1&"["&A2&"]"&A3&"'!B$1") where, for example, A1 contains the directory/folder path, such as C:\User\My Documents\Me\Dropbox\ (keep the final backslash!) A2 contains the workbook name, such as Summary.xls A3 contains the worksheet name, such as Data, and B$1 is the cell address with the data of interest. Pay attention to the order of single and double quotes! |
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