What does the ! stand for in Formula

L

Luis

In the formula =If (02="carports,"'input data' ! $B*X2*1000,"ERROR" What
does the ! stand for in Formula
 
A

AltaEgo

It is a separator between the sheet name and the cell address... and I
suspect your formula should look like this:

=IF(O2="carports",'input data'!$BX2*1000,"ERROR")
 

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