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How to force cell formulas formed by concatenating text strings and cell
references and acting as text, to behave like formulas? The problem I have is that when I use the INDIRECT function, the source workbook must be open, but there are just too many of them to make it a practical solution... Here is an example of the formula I'd like to have: ='W:\Company\Division\TestsResults\[Test001.xls]Sample_ID'!$A$1 as a result of the following concatentaion: ="'W:\Company\Division\TestsResults\["&$A10&".xls]Sample_ID'!$A$1" where cell A10 contains text Test001 Is there a convenient solution that would allow copying and dragging this formula to generate new entries that would get recalculated based on the value in column A? z.entropic |
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