Help with formula

[Guest]

In my Cell B28 I have:
='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!$E107 << which works fine..

I would like to modify the above, as follows...
In Cell C28 I have the single letter E
and I would like to reference (in my revised formula) the E in cell C28
inside my B28, someting like:

='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!&INDIRECT("C28")&107

But it is not working,, Can someone assist?

Thanks in advance...

Jim

 

[Guest]

Try Indirect(C28 & 107)

HTH,
Barb Reinhardt

 

[Guest]

Try it as:
=INDIRECT("'[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!"&C28&107)

where C28 contains: E

 

[Guest]

Oops, I stand corrected.

Try it as:
=INDIRECT("'[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!"&C28&107)

where C28 contains: E

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In my Cell B28 I have:
='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!$E107 << which works fine..

I would like to modify the above, as follows...
In Cell C28 I have the single letter E
and I would like to reference (in my revised formula) the E in cell C28
inside my B28, someting like:

='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!&INDIRECT("C28")&107

But it is not working,, Can someone assist?

Thanks in advance...

Jim

 

[Guest]

I love you guys,,,
what a group... WOW!!
Thanks,

Try it as:
=INDIRECT("'[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!"&C28&107)

where C28 contains: E

---

In my Cell B28 I have:
='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!$E107 << which works fine..

I would like to modify the above, as follows...
In Cell C28 I have the single letter E
and I would like to reference (in my revised formula) the E in cell C28
inside my B28, someting like:

='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!&INDIRECT("C28")&107

But it is not working,, Can someone assist?

Thanks in advance...

Jim

 

[Dave Peterson]

Be aware that as soon as you close "st_combo_debits.xls" (and recalculate), then
you'll end up with an error.

=indirect() is one of those functions that won't work if that sending workbook
is closed.

I love you guys,,,
what a group... WOW!!
Thanks,

Try it as:
=INDIRECT("'[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!"&C28&107)

where C28 contains: E

---

In my Cell B28 I have:
='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!$E107 << which works fine..

I would like to modify the above, as follows...
In Cell C28 I have the single letter E
and I would like to reference (in my revised formula) the E in cell C28
inside my B28, someting like:

='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!&INDIRECT("C28")&107

But it is not working,, Can someone assist?

Thanks in advance...

Jim

 

[Guest]

Thanks Dave..
Is there a work-around, so that the formula will still produce the results
if the Source workbook is closed?
Jim

 

[Dave Peterson]

Laurent Longre has an addin (morefunc.xll) at:
http://xcell05.free.fr/

That includes =indirect.ext() that may help you.

Thanks Dave..
Is there a work-around, so that the formula will still produce the results
if the Source workbook is closed?
Jim

In my Cell B28 I have:
='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!$E107 << which works fine..

I would like to modify the above, as follows...
In Cell C28 I have the single letter E
and I would like to reference (in my revised formula) the E in cell C28
inside my B28, someting like:

='[ST_Combo_Debits.xls]Suntrust Debits'!&INDIRECT("C28")&107

But it is not working,, Can someone assist?

Thanks in advance...

Jim