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RobertoB
Hi, I have a case where I get two files all the time, the files needs to be
combine, and they have different lenght of rows always, so I wonder if in one
part of my formula I can refer to a value in a cell, instead of the filename
itself. for example if a formula needs to read data in one file name toby, in
some part of the formula the filename will be embedded, together with the
sheet name, but what I want is to create a setup sheet where i put values
like:
Input file 1=Source1.xls
Input sheet 1=end_of_day
range 1=A1:Z200
So my formula picks up the source1.xls, the end_of_day and the range from
this "variables", which will apply for filr 1 and 2 that need to be
processed, isntead of my applying all the formulas to this files again.
Is that possible?
Thank you.
combine, and they have different lenght of rows always, so I wonder if in one
part of my formula I can refer to a value in a cell, instead of the filename
itself. for example if a formula needs to read data in one file name toby, in
some part of the formula the filename will be embedded, together with the
sheet name, but what I want is to create a setup sheet where i put values
like:
Input file 1=Source1.xls
Input sheet 1=end_of_day
range 1=A1:Z200
So my formula picks up the source1.xls, the end_of_day and the range from
this "variables", which will apply for filr 1 and 2 that need to be
processed, isntead of my applying all the formulas to this files again.
Is that possible?
Thank you.