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linking worksheet1 to worksheet1
Hello:
I need to link two worksheets in seperate files together. The problem is the tabname on the first worksheet changes everyday. Is there a keyword I can use to identify the 1st worksheet regardless of its "name"? Thanks. Bed |
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One way:
Make the linked-to cells a named range (select the cell(s) and enter the name in the Name Box at the left side of the formula bar). Then instead of =SUM('[Workbook1.xls]Sheet 1'!A1:J10) use =SUM(Workbook1.xls!MyNamedRange) In article , Bed wrote: I need to link two worksheets in seperate files together. The problem is the tabname on the first worksheet changes everyday. Is there a keyword I can use to identify the 1st worksheet regardless of its "name"? |
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Bed,
Have both workbooks open, and when the name is changed, the link will properly update. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Bed" wrote in message ... Hello: I need to link two worksheets in seperate files together. The problem is the tabname on the first worksheet changes everyday. Is there a keyword I can use to identify the 1st worksheet regardless of its "name"? Thanks. Bed |
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