Not unusual to reference a closed sheet. However, depending on version,
your formulations may have to be made manually. For versions before excel
2003 you could not copy and paste a reverence like you show and have the
cell reference follow correctly. In Excel 2003 it appears to function like
you would expect, but I haven't looked closely at it. Here is an example of
a closed sheet reference that I use:
=VLOOKUP(B4,'\\Raiw2k\Apps\Customer_Specific_Data\Victaulic\[QUALITYverify.x
ls]QC verification'!$A$2:$V$80,6,FALSE)
When a user enters a product number it pulls material information.
Shirley Graver
Systems Administrator
Rubber Associates
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From: Keith Mailloux [mailto:keith.mailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 11:21 AM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] [OT] Excel Question
I am looking for some Excel guru advice. I create a cell reference from
inputs resulting in a string as follows: =+[Activ03.xls]Jan!B32
, which points to a workbook, sheet and cell. I want to display the
value of this reference in a separate sheet (a summary sheet). I can not
figure a way to make my string a legitimate cell reference to bring the
value into the cell. Why am I doing this you ask? Well the "03" portion
of the reference is a year value and there are hundreds of cells that
reference that year. I would like to change one cell from 03 to 04 and
have different values get the respective workbook cell references.
Not sure if this is clear or not. If anyone has a suggestion you can
contact me directly. Thanks
Keith Mailloux
Keith.mailloux@...
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your formulations may have to be made manually. For versions before excel
2003 you could not copy and paste a reverence like you show and have the
cell reference follow correctly. In Excel 2003 it appears to function like
you would expect, but I haven't looked closely at it. Here is an example of
a closed sheet reference that I use:
=VLOOKUP(B4,'\\Raiw2k\Apps\Customer_Specific_Data\Victaulic\[QUALITYverify.x
ls]QC verification'!$A$2:$V$80,6,FALSE)
When a user enters a product number it pulls material information.
Shirley Graver
Systems Administrator
Rubber Associates
_____
From: Keith Mailloux [mailto:keith.mailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 11:21 AM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] [OT] Excel Question
I am looking for some Excel guru advice. I create a cell reference from
inputs resulting in a string as follows: =+[Activ03.xls]Jan!B32
, which points to a workbook, sheet and cell. I want to display the
value of this reference in a separate sheet (a summary sheet). I can not
figure a way to make my string a legitimate cell reference to bring the
value into the cell. Why am I doing this you ask? Well the "03" portion
of the reference is a year value and there are hundreds of cells that
reference that year. I would like to change one cell from 03 to 04 and
have different values get the respective workbook cell references.
Not sure if this is clear or not. If anyone has a suggestion you can
contact me directly. Thanks
Keith Mailloux
Keith.mailloux@...
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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