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I have a workbook with sheets named, Summary, 8jan, 15jan, 22jan,
etc... In 'Summary' A3 I have ='8jan$j$5' I would like some way if possible to inrement A4 and so on automaticaly to the next sheet in line. So A4 would read ='15jan$j$5' since 15jan is the next sheet. I assume this may be easier to do if the sheet names use numbers like 0108, 0115 or something, if thats is required then thats So is there a way to go about doing this? Thanks for any help you guys can provide. |
If you enter your sheet names in an unused column or new worksheet you can use
the INDIRECT Function to refer to them. Assume list of sheetnames in Column X from X1:X10 In Summary sheet A3 enter this formula then drag/copy down. =INDIRECT(X1 & "!$J$5") On another sheet would be =INDIRECT(Sheetname!X1 & "!$J$5") Gord Dibben Excel MVP On 12 Jan 2005 09:21:48 -0800, "jm" wrote: I have a workbook with sheets named, Summary, 8jan, 15jan, 22jan, etc... In 'Summary' A3 I have ='8jan$j$5' I would like some way if possible to inrement A4 and so on automaticaly to the next sheet in line. So A4 would read ='15jan$j$5' since 15jan is the next sheet. I assume this may be easier to do if the sheet names use numbers like 0108, 0115 or something, if thats is required then thats So is there a way to go about doing this? Thanks for any help you guys can provide. |
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