![]() |
Value in cell refers to value in another cell
Hi sorry for being vague but I'm very new to excel and needs some help.
Question: I uses two sheets: i.e. "pay" and "latter" I want the value of 'pay!A1' to refer to the cell 'latter!A(pay!A1)' so that I can use a formula in cell pay!C1 that is something like this: =SUM(B1 * latter!A(value of pay!A1) hope you can understand my question :) regards Morten T |
Value in cell refers to value in another cell
=B1*INDIRECT("'Latter'!A"&Pay!A1)
in Danish =B1*INDIREKTE("'Latter'!A"&Pay!A1) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom wrote in message ups.com... Hi sorry for being vague but I'm very new to excel and needs some help. Question: I uses two sheets: i.e. "pay" and "latter" I want the value of 'pay!A1' to refer to the cell 'latter!A(pay!A1)' so that I can use a formula in cell pay!C1 that is something like this: =SUM(B1 * latter!A(value of pay!A1) hope you can understand my question :) regards Morten T |
Value in cell refers to value in another cell
It works!
Thank you so much :) |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 08:52 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com