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One way to approach this is to construct a "Text" formula, which can
reference your variables, and then convert that "Text" formula to an XL "legal" formula. See if this old post helps: http://tinyurl.com/35tkzu -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "Kristian G" wrote in message ... Sorry I should also have specified that I want to avoid the use of macros. "Kristian G" wrote: I need to import a cell values from an un-opened .xls using a variable address ie cell A34 = the location of the .xls on our server (j:\121213\Drafting\Quants\) "105 White Ant" = the name of the .xls B3 = the cell I need to import C6 = value(A34+"105 White Ant"+B3) Any help or advice would be hugely appriciated |
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