just key in the indirect Function in the adjacent cell
Say you have Sheet2!B2 in c2, on D2 you should have =Indirect(C2)
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"Jon" wrote:
> Okay here is my question, and I'm sure its basic.
>
> I've got 3 drop down boxes that when chosen return a value.
>
> The first drop down box returns a sheet number,
> 2nd returns a column letter
> 3rd returns a row number
>
> In a 4th box I have a cell that combines all the text so it reads something
> like:
> Sheet2!B17
>
> I want a cell to display the value in that cell.
>
> So if I have a cell with the text in it, Sheet2!B17, how do I get an
> adjacent cell to display the value that is contained in that specified cell?
> This will be dependant on what the text in that cell is, and subject to
> frequent change.
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