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What I'd like to do is reference a cell when pointing to the path of a
file. For example, I have a sheet like this: TOTALA TOTALB =c:\path1!sheet1!A1 =c:\path1!sheet1!B1 =c:\path2!sheet2!A1 =c:\path2!sheet2!B1 =c:\path3!sheet3!A1 =c:\path3!sheet3!B1 What I'd like: TOTALA TOTALB FILE =[c1]!A1 =[c1]!B1 c:\path1!sheet1 =[c2]!A1 =[c2]!B1 c:\path3!sheet2 =[c3]!A1 =[c3]!B1 c:\path3!sheet3 In these 2 columns. Ok, so it's a lot more than 2 columns, but you get the idea. What I'd like to do is make the reference in cell A1 above be a concatenation of the path name in column c and the cell number in the targetted file as in the pseudoformula above. Some places seemed to indicate that using the indirect() function would make this work, but I just can't seem to get the syntax right. Maybe because the other files aren't open??? Thanks |
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