Vlookup using tabs

K

Kramer

Hello,

I have a workbook with worksheets for each day of the month labeled "1",
"2".."31" etc. In each worksheet i would like to pull the figure in cell C164
of each sheet into another workbook. In the another workbook i have dates
from 1-31st running horizontally at the top. I would like the figure in cell
C164 for each day to show up in the second workbook under it's correct date.

thanks,
 
R

RagDyeR

Is the *other* workbook supposed to use those daily numbers when the "daily"
workbook is closed?
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Regards,

RD
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Hello,

I have a workbook with worksheets for each day of the month labeled "1",
"2".."31" etc. In each worksheet i would like to pull the figure in cell
C164
of each sheet into another workbook. In the another workbook i have dates
from 1-31st running horizontally at the top. I would like the figure in cell
C164 for each day to show up in the second workbook under it's correct date.

thanks,
 
G

Gord Dibben

In A3 of a Sheet in workbook2 enter the name of workbook1

In A2 enter this formula

=INDIRECT("["&$A$3&"]" & COLUMN()&"!" & "$C$164")

Drag/copy across 31 columns.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
G

Gord Dibben

Note: A3 needs .xls appended.

workbook1.xls


Gord

In A3 of a Sheet in workbook2 enter the name of workbook1

In A2 enter this formula

=INDIRECT("["&$A$3&"]" & COLUMN()&"!" & "$C$164")

Drag/copy across 31 columns.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


Hello,

I have a workbook with worksheets for each day of the month labeled "1",
"2".."31" etc. In each worksheet i would like to pull the figure in cell C164
of each sheet into another workbook. In the another workbook i have dates
from 1-31st running horizontally at the top. I would like the figure in cell
C164 for each day to show up in the second workbook under it's correct date.

thanks,
 

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