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I have a multiple worksheet workbook that pulls data in from several
other worksheets in workbooks. Each worksheet in my workbook is consistent in look and format except for the data it shows - each sheet represents a different cost center number. I am referencing other files that use the same scheme, e.g., "'c:\accounting\[workbook]9440'!A1" pulls data from "'s:\data\[masterfile]9440'!B762". Is there a way to use variables in the filename/reference? I want to insert the worksheet name (9440, 9884,3325, etc.) displayed on the tab into the reference, something akin to "'c:\accounting\[workbook]TABNAME'!A1. This will make adding sheets very easy since the tab name in my file refers to the tab name in the external file. I can't figure out how to do variables in links. |
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