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Hi there,
I have a question: can I use the INDIRECT function for a cell from a closed workbook? If not, please give me an alternative solution.
Thanks all who tried to help me.
INDIRECT function for closed workbook
Hi there,
I have a question: can I use the INDIRECT function for a cell from a closed workbook? If not, please give me an alternative solution.
Thanks all who tried to help me.
i think the indirect.ext is what you want.
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INDIRECT(as i know) does not works in closed workbooks. Take a look to teylyn suggestion in this thread.
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...-workbook.html
Maybe will helps you.
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Indirect.ext... I haven't that function in Microsoft Excel 2010.
It's part of the MOREFUNC add in that can be downloadedOriginally Posted by BogdanH
Indirect.ext... I haven't that function in Microsoft Excel 2010.
Ok, and how i do that? I searched in the Function Library at "More Functions" and I couldn't download nothing. Is another way for that? It's free that MOREFUNC?
I've searched a lot for MOREFUNC and I still don't find any link to download it. I appreciate an answer for my questions:
1. the patch is free license?
2. it's compatible with Excel 2010? cause i heard some crashes.
3. Excel 2013 solved the problem with the dynamic link to closed workboks for INDIRECT function?
4. is there a reliable alternative solution for INDIRECT function with closed workbooks?
Thank you.
you can try downloading morefunc from here http://www.ashishmathur.com/tag/morefunc/
in step 4 you'll find the download link
Hope this helps
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thanks a lot, dredwolfyou can try downloading morefunc from here http://www.ashishmathur.com/tag/morefunc/
in step 4 you'll find the download link
Hope this helps
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