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1. Working in a network environment.
2. My dependent workbook in one subdirectory links to several source workbooks all in one other directory (this has never been a problem before). 3. All such linking formulas show "#REF!". But everything worked fine last week when I created the dependent workbook with its links. 4. Formula in dependent workbook is: SUM(INDEX(...BLAH...BLAH):INDEX(...BLAH...BLAH)) 5. I have used TOOLS/FORMULA AUDITING/EVALUATE FORMULA to confirm that the INDEX arguments within the SUM formula each evaluate to the proper cells in the source workbooks. In other words, I proceeded through EVALUATE FORMULA until I got SUM('path\[filename]\worksheet'!$C$27:'path\[filename]\worksheet'!$J$27) and the next EVALUATE step produced the "REF!". Any suggestions? Many thanks, Stephen Powell |
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