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mbeauchamp
How can we refer to the value of a defined name in a formula in Excel 2003
by combining text with a formula?
My formula is: =rate&RIGHT(TEXT(YEAR(A12);"#");2)
(";" instead of "," because of my regional setting.)
This formula produces a #NAME error.
When I enter the formula by simply typing the name =rate09 I obtain the
correct value defined for rate09, so my name is defined correctly.
When I put quotes around "rate" in above formula:
="rate"&RIGHT(TEXT(YEAR($A12);"##");2))
I obtain the correct name (rate09), so I assume that my formula to extract a
2 digit year number from my date field is correct also.
But when I'm combining text with a formula which extracts the year portion
of a date field and convert it to text, it does not recognize my defined
name.
What am I missing?
Please help...
Thanks,
M. Beauchamp
by combining text with a formula?
My formula is: =rate&RIGHT(TEXT(YEAR(A12);"#");2)
(";" instead of "," because of my regional setting.)
This formula produces a #NAME error.
When I enter the formula by simply typing the name =rate09 I obtain the
correct value defined for rate09, so my name is defined correctly.
When I put quotes around "rate" in above formula:
="rate"&RIGHT(TEXT(YEAR($A12);"##");2))
I obtain the correct name (rate09), so I assume that my formula to extract a
2 digit year number from my date field is correct also.
But when I'm combining text with a formula which extracts the year portion
of a date field and convert it to text, it does not recognize my defined
name.
What am I missing?
Please help...
Thanks,
M. Beauchamp