Indirect reference (again?)

H

Hundikoer

Hi

I have a question Iam not able to find exact answer and my excel skills
are not very high-end

So, I have a Excel document that has Main worksheet and several
(inreasing) number of worksheets, named by customer. I would like to
get information from each customer worksheet to main sheet, but the
source worksheet name should be indirect and recived from main sheet.

I have tried several versions

=INDORECT("'" & D208 & "'!E10")
=INDIRECT(D208 & "!E10")

etc...

where D208 is name of company (also name of the sheet data should be
captured) and E10 cell of cource sheet


Can anyone give me correct direction?


Regards
Hundikoer
 
M

Max

Think
=INDIRECT(D208 & "!E10")
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should work, assuming D208 contains the actual sheetname

Maybe you could also try:
=INDIRECT("'"& TRIM(D208) & "'!E10")

Ensure that the actual sheetnames (the names entered on the tabs) match
exactly* with what's in D208, etc. Check for any inadvertent extraneous
leading, trailing or in-between "white" space(s) in the actual sheetname.
These may not readily be visible and would throw the matching off (You'll
get #REF!).
*case aside
 
B

Bob Phillips

=INDIRECT("'"&D208&"'!E10")


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HTH

RP
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H

Hundikoer

Thanks Max

Tha last solution was perfect
Main problem was with spaces


Regards
Hundikoer
 
H

Hundikoer

Now one more question

I have used hyperlinks, to open folders, that use dynamic (indirec
names)
like: =HYPERLINK("\\Smm\IntShared\Es\Data\"&H569&"";"Folder") and lik
in initial question I had in the topic.

But how can I open a worksheet in same workbook (do not want to use th
name of file) when worksheet name is located for excample in cell H569?


Regards
Hundikoe
 
D

Dave Peterson

The worksheets are in the same workbook? And H569 has the name of that
worksheet?

=HYPERLINK("#'"&H569&"'!a1")
 
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