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Default variable in a link where the variable is the name of the sheet


Hi all-

I'm new here and hope that someone will be able to help me with this. I
am having an excel link problem.

Here is the scenario in basic terms. I have one workbook, in the
workbook i have 4 tabs labeled MASTER, SCENARIO 1, SCENARIO 2 and
SCENARIO 3

Scenario's all have the same format but have many different numbers in
them. The Master sheet has cells linked to scenario 1. A simple link on
the Master sheet would show up as follows:

='scenario 1'!A1

which basically means that it is pulling from cell A1 on the scenario
tab. Is it possible to have the "1" in this formula linked to another
cell so that if i just typed in 1 in that cell it would pull from
scenario 1's spreadsheet but if type in 2 it will automatically pull
from scenario 2's spreadsheet? I can't figure out how to put a link
within a link or if it is even possible. I hope my question makes
sense. Thanks for the help!

Darrell


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