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Use concatenated text as name in formulas
Thanks. Works perfectly.
Ardus Petus schrieb: =INDIRECT(A1&"_"&B1) HTH -- AP "Apollo63" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Here is my problem, I am trying to return a cell value using a cell name as a result of the concatenation of two fields. Example: Sheet A has a cell named P1_1 which contains a value. In Sheet B I am concatenating cell A1 (P1) with cell B1 (1) as follows: =concatenate("+",A1,"_",B1). Excel inserts "+P1_1" into the cell where I inserted the formula i.e. Excel inserts a string of text. I would like the value of the cell named P1_1 to be inserted instead. Any clues out there on how to achieve this? |
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