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Bob: Thanks for your quick reply and soory about the confusion...I will need
to remove the term "wksheet name that I specify" from my inquiry...Hope this helps...Thanks! "BMW" wrote: I'm trying to create a formula that will do the following: search through all worksheets (either in the same wkbook or a different wkbook)...for the wksheet name that I specify, and lookup a value from a reference cell or range. |
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