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Is there any way to have a 3d reference such as the following:
=[Wss.XLS]Wss711!$D$77 reference a sheet whose label will change. Sheet
Wss711 will change depending on the date. I've added the dates (i.e. 711,
712, 713, 714, etc) in column BU. Is there any way i can modify the 3d
reference so that it looks at spreadsheet Wss.xls sheet Wss[BU1 or BU2, etc)
depending on the today's date (will be using 3 - 4 digits for the day - i.e.
711 or 1211).

Thank you.
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Tom Ogilvy
 
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=indirect("[Wss.xls]WSS" & BU1 & "!D77")

but WSS.xls must be open.

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Is there any way to have a 3d reference such as the following:
=[Wss.XLS]Wss711!$D$77 reference a sheet whose label will change. Sheet
Wss711 will change depending on the date. I've added the dates (i.e. 711,
712, 713, 714, etc) in column BU. Is there any way i can modify the 3d
reference so that it looks at spreadsheet Wss.xls sheet Wss[BU1 or BU2,

etc)
depending on the today's date (will be using 3 - 4 digits for the day -

i.e.
711 or 1211).

Thank you.



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