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rolling sheet references
I am looking for a way for my formula to reference the same group of cells on
each page, but the sheet name needs to be able to roll when it is pasted (so I don't have to keep editing it). for example: sheet1 A1:A7 sheet2 A1:A7 sheet3 A1:A7 and so on. Can anyone help? |
rolling sheet references
Oh, I forgot: Is there also a way i can tell the formula to link to a
specific number tab in a workbook (ie, always look to the fifth sheet in the workbook, no matter what the name of that sheet actually is)--or will the formula update the sheet reference name when the tabbed display is changed (for instance 4/1 to 5/1)? "ScottyC" wrote: I am looking for a way for my formula to reference the same group of cells on each page, but the sheet name needs to be able to roll when it is pasted (so I don't have to keep editing it). for example: sheet1 A1:A7 sheet2 A1:A7 sheet3 A1:A7 and so on. Can anyone help? |
rolling sheet references
ScottyC wrote...
I am looking for a way for my formula to reference the same group of cells on each page, but the sheet name needs to be able to roll when it is pasted (so I don't have to keep editing it). for example: sheet1 A1:A7 sheet2 A1:A7 sheet3 A1:A7 and so on. Unfortunately, this is just how Excel works. It's not really a 3D spreadsheet, so there's no relative worksheet referencing, only effectively absolute worksheet referencing. The only workaround is using VBA to write user-defined functions (udfs) which can provide this functionality. See the following thread in the Google Groups archive. http://groups.google.com/group/micro...0f6e91b058ac38 (or http://makeashorterlink.com/?N12622EDC ). I saw your other message, and no, there's no way to specify absolute positional worksheet references other than using VBA to write other udfs. |
rolling sheet references
Thanks for your input, Harlan! :)
I did figure out how to get Excel to do what I needed it to, It just took a little time and a lot of Find/Replace (I should have thought of that sooner!). "Harlan Grove" wrote: ScottyC wrote... I am looking for a way for my formula to reference the same group of cells on each page, but the sheet name needs to be able to roll when it is pasted (so I don't have to keep editing it). for example: sheet1 A1:A7 sheet2 A1:A7 sheet3 A1:A7 and so on. Unfortunately, this is just how Excel works. It's not really a 3D spreadsheet, so there's no relative worksheet referencing, only effectively absolute worksheet referencing. The only workaround is using VBA to write user-defined functions (udfs) which can provide this functionality. See the following thread in the Google Groups archive. http://groups.google.com/group/micro...0f6e91b058ac38 (or http://makeashorterlink.com/?N12622EDC ). I saw your other message, and no, there's no way to specify absolute positional worksheet references other than using VBA to write other udfs. |
rolling sheet references
Assuming your formula is in row 1:
INDIRECT("Sheet"&ROW()&"!A1:A7") you can copy down HTH -- AP "ScottyC" a écrit dans le message de ... I am looking for a way for my formula to reference the same group of cells on each page, but the sheet name needs to be able to roll when it is pasted (so I don't have to keep editing it). for example: sheet1 A1:A7 sheet2 A1:A7 sheet3 A1:A7 and so on. Can anyone help? |
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