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Thanks in advance,
I'm new to this site, but I'm learning. I should have left an example of the formula I'm currently using. IF('Calculations'!C8=1,'Daily Reports'!A1,IF('Calculations'!G8=1,'Daily Reports'!AH1,IF('Calculations'!K8=1,'Daily Reports'!BM1,IF('Calculations'!O8=1,'Daily Reports'!CS1,IF('Calculations'!S8=1,'Daily Reports'!DY1))))) The = is just looking to see if a date is present. If not, check the next cell, and so on. Actually, this works fine, but I have 899 cells that need this formula. Of course the reference points would change. Is there a shorter formula I could use??? Carl "Carlsbad" wrote: I'm using Excel 2000. I created a workbook for viewing and printing daily reports. 1 report for each work day in a month. In the sheet for calculations, I'm pulling data from the reports on another sheet. On the first sheet "my home page" I have buttons, "with dates above" linked to each report. I need every link on my calculations sheet, "numerus", to check for a date entry on the home page to determin which report to pull data from. I was useing IF THEN formulas, but each on needed 5. With all the links I have it will take me a month to write them all. Is there an easyer way to do it? Any help please. Carl |
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