3-D reference for a range? (not just a cell)

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MS-EXCEL 2000 HELP implies that I can create a 3-D reference for a range
(not just a cell).

Is this possible? I’ve tried everything, but keep getting #VALUE!

I need to link about 200 contiguous cells from one workbook to another,
so obviously don’t want to link them one by one.

Thx.
 
Hi!

It depends on which functions you are using the range
reference in. Post more details.

Biff
 
Option 1: Select the 200 cells. Copy. Switch to the 2nd workbook and
select the first destination cell. Select Edit | Paste Special... |
'Paste link' button

Option 2: This is how I would do it. Select the 200 *destination*
cells. Press the = key. Use the mouse and select the 200 source cells
(the source and destination ranges should be the same shape and size).
Complete data entry with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER rather than just ENTER. By
entering it as an array formula, it is self-evident that you mean to
treat the range of 200 cells as one 'entity.'

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