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Me again ... while I am here ...
My spread sheet contains a first column with unique values and the remainded of the colums are referenced in another spreadsheet of data ... Is there a way to use the text in cells A1 ... A200 as the input parameters to reference another named workbook of the same name .. I know I will have to enter the path of these other sheets, but their name is still the same MAny thanks again Alan |
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It kind of sounds like you'd want to use =indirect(). But if the workbook is
closed, then =indirect() won't work. Harlan Grove wrote a UDF that allows you to retrieve values from a closed workbook when you build that string that points at the drive/folder/filename/sheetname/range address. http://www.google.com/groups?selm=sH...wsranger. com Alan wrote: Me again ... while I am here ... My spread sheet contains a first column with unique values and the remainded of the colums are referenced in another spreadsheet of data ... Is there a way to use the text in cells A1 ... A200 as the input parameters to reference another named workbook of the same name .. I know I will have to enter the path of these other sheets, but their name is still the same MAny thanks again Alan -- Dave Peterson |
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