Named Range + VBA
Hi all,
Having some big problems and this has been racking my brain for days.
I have a summary page that includes the titles for each tab within the excel 2003 workbook.
I want to use the names of the tabs in the summary page and create it into a formula to lookup fixed cells within the various tabs. Sorry for not uploading an excel doc but I was at work earlier and the thread did not load for some reason, so I am reposting it.
If you need any further information then please let me know. :o)
Last edited by deanJ; 10-12-2009 at 07:32 PM.
The function you want is INDIRECT().
With sheetnames in column A, and the desire for cell B10 from every sheet, this formula in B1 copied down:
=INDIRECT("'" & A1 & "'!B10")
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Thanks so much for your help, cant tell you how much it was racking my mind :o)
Your the best mate!
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