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After years with Quattro Pro, I'm diving into Excel 2007. One conversion
problem involves INDIRECT as a substitute for QPro's @@ function. Suppose a workbook with a SUMMARY sheet (tab) and a 1989 sheet In SUMMARY, cell A4 has the value 1989, and cell A41 is a string from A4's value (QPro) or just a value reference (=a4) in Excel In B41 I want the value in cell C18 of sheet 1989 In Qpro I have: @@(cell("contents",$A41)&":$c$18") In Excel I have: =INDIRECT(CELL("contents",$A41)&"!"&"$c$18) Question: Is this the most efficient way in Excel to get the results I want in B41? I want to be able to enter any sheet name (e.g. 1989) in A4, and have B41 read c18 of sheet 1989. I hope I have been clear. Also, following this same example, suppose the source cell I want is not always c18. Can I name a cell in each sheet (1989, 1990 ...) with the same name, and then use it in the formula put in B17 of the SUMMARY? I don't think so. Thanks for any advice, as I use this sort of reference in a lot of my workbooks. |
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