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    Offset Formula in Separate Workbook

    Hi there

    I am using two separate workbooks and would like to offset a cell in Workbook B by one row. The problem is that I need to offset the formula (which references Workbook A) within the cell, and not the cell itself.

    E.g. Cell AC4 in Workbook B should reference the formula in Cell S4 in Workbook B and offset it by one row.
    The formula in Workbook B Cell S4 is ='[WorkbookA]LocationName'!$B$31
    so
    The formula in Workbook B Cell AC4 should therefore return the result from ='[WorkbookA]LocationName'!$B$32

    Hope this is clear. If anyone could help I would be very grateful.

    Thanks!
    Last edited by cblp; 10-12-2014 at 08:48 PM.

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