I have the following formula:
= SUM ('03:08'!D4, '03:08'!E4)
the 01, 02 ... 020 are the names of the sheets. How can I modify the formula so that I can use other sheet names. Name sheets whose cells I want to be myself in C4 and D4. I tried INDIRECT but I don't know for several sheets.
I am trying to develop an Indirect Indirect Validation drop down list. Example, Building - Floor - Room, i.e. Select Building from a Validation drop down list. Then based upon the Building selected, select only the Floors applicable to the Building Selected. I am able to achieve this via an Indirect Validation drop down. However, when I attempt to then select the Rooms applicable to the Floor of the Building I selected, I can not produce an Indirect Validation off a previous Indirect Validation.
In the attachment, I have used Plant - Location - Room. I have name ranged the selections, and have used Validations Lists for Plant, and Indirect Validations for Location. The error occurs where I attempt to do an Indirect Validation for Room.
I am using these formula
=SUM('18'!N:N)
=COUNT('18'!A:A)
I need to enter the sheet name in cell A1 instead of the sheet number 18 in the formula using INDIRECT for both the formulas.
I am using the below formula to return values from a seperate worksheet.
=INDIRECT("'[Test File.xls]Test Data'!A"&A4)
These values are text, numerical and dates. Sometimes there are no dates in the source worksheet to return, and I end up with 00/01/1900.
Is it possible to leave the cell blank if there is no value to return???
I had a stab at trying to nut it out, but it was a Friday afternoon, head was mush, and the pub was calling.
How could I create a formula that would look up based on month, category, and most importantly an indirect? I have attached a spreadsheet, the indirect is in K13 (and could be Quarter 1, Quarter 2, Quarter 3, Quarter 4) with matching data in "Sheet 2".
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have used the function INDIRECT in 1 of my files.
The disadvantage is that both files (source and target) have to be open.
Is there a substitute for INDIRECT that works with a closed source file?
I am trying to sum through multiple worksheets but maintain flexibility using INDIRECT but it is not working!
I have a worksheet for each month of the year Jan - Dec with a financial result. In order to get a Year To Date figure I would have a formula such as:
=sum(Jan:Jul!B3) for a July YTD.
However, I want to maintain flexibility such that I can enter the worksheet name in cell A1, e.g. Sep and then have a formula such as:
=sum(INDIRECT("Jan:"&A1&"!B3"))
Thus allowing me to generate the correct YTD at any point. All I get is a #REF error.
The following formula sorts for specifics in the sheet named 200910 in the specified ranges in columns A and D to return a total found in column AB. This works just fine.
=SUMPRODUCT(('200910'!$A$2:$A$1777="Countrywide")*('200910'!$D$2:$D$1777="Claims-All Products"),('200910'!AB2:AB1777))
What I am looking to do, instead of telling excel what sheet to go to, is insert this: =INDIRECT(TEXT(Y10,"yyymm")&"!ab1749") to find the matching sheet name to the date that resides in cell Y10.
These both work separately on their own to return the needed value. How do I put them into one formula without telling excel what sheet to go to (1st formula) and specifically what cell to go to (2nd formula) because the cell location may change and I want to completely automate this?
I am having some trouble with a handy formula I learned over this forum and its application between two tabs.
Referencing the attached workbook, the formulas in cell C6 & C7 are working for the end range I want, but the first section doesn't want to work. I'm not sure if it has something to do with the quotes (") or not.
For example
=SUM(INDIRECT(C10))
where C10 would contain
="Sheet2:"&"Sheet3!"&"A"&ROW()
always returns #REF!.
However, ="Sheet3!"&"A"&ROW() as the Cell C10 entry will work fine.
Address(5,$Z$5+60) appears to refer to the cell I want; however, I'm trying to use the Address function inside a Rank function and have tried it with and without the Indirect function (as shown below) and it doesn't work --
=Rank($BE$5,Indirect(Address(5,$Z$5+60)):Indirect(Address(1000,$Z$5+60)))
The range always comes back as 0.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A1000=B1))
Column A has got random numbers, my formula attemts to capture the count of numbers as specified in B1, is there a way I can nest an indired t formula to mention in cell C1 ( > or < ) so it can look for numbers greater than the number in B1 or lesser as indicated
=INDIRECT("'" & A2 & "'!" & B2)
I am trying to use this formula to get to total of each month depending on A2. Cell A2 will have drop down of months names, that is Tabs names. I want B2 to have total of each month rather than cell reference, because Total may not be always in the same cell, we add rows if we add new account number or cost center.
So, Can I use name function instead of cell reference, for example April-total, May-total, June-total etc.
I have several cells with defined names throughout a workbook which I need to be able to sum. The defined names all have the same naming convention (i.e. Assets575Total, Assets349Total, Assets286Total) where the numeric is an account #.
I have tried the follwing formulas below using Indirect, however, none seem to work:
{=SUM(INDIRECT("Assets*"&"*Total"))}
{=SUM(INDIRECT("Assets"&%&"Total"))}
{=SUM(INDIRECT("Assets"&"*"&"Total"))}
{=SUM(INDIRECT("Assets"&*&"Total"))}
{=SUM(INDIRECT("Assets"&%&"Total"))}
I have 40 sheets with info and 2 summary sheets. One summary sheet will summarise the data on sheets 1 to 20 and the other 21 to 40.
Im using the following:
=INDIRECT(ROW()-9&"!X10")
This works fine for my 1st summary sheet enabling me to display the vlaue of X10 in sheets 1 to 20 in D10:D29.
However in the 2nd summary sheet I wish to display X10 in D10:D29 but only using sheets 21 to 40.
Is there a way to eliminate sheets 1 to 20 and just use 21 to 40.
I just need to find the MIN of P6 to Px. Where x is a number that is from another sheet. (Lets say B3)
I thought this would be it, but its still not working, gives me #REF! error
=MIN(INDIRECT("P6:"& '[filename.xls]Sheet 1'!$B$3))
I have a sheet with tabs Jan - Dec
My goal is for a user to specify a 3 letter Month in Cell A1 (i.e. Jun) and for my sheet to calculate all cells C5 from Jan - Jun.
I have tried using the following formula =SUM(INDIRECT("Jan:"&A1&"!C5")), but the indirect function does not seem to span across workbooks!
I am trying to figure out a solution and wondering what would work the best. Here is my situation. As an example, I have one big database with fields such as:
Item# Date Qty Price Cost ect...
1 3/4/08 3 $9.00 $7.00
2 9/5/08 5 $8.00 $6.00 ect....
This continues for up to 1000 lines from a database. I have this is a tab called "Database". From the data in the tab "Database", I want to be able to create 4 seperate reports.
The first report might only have the columns "Item #" and "Date".
The second report might only have the columns "Item #" and "Qty".
The 3rd with only "Item #" and "Price"
The 4th with only "Item #" and "Cost"
If I create a new spreadsheet called "Sales" and create the following:
ColA = Item #
ColB = Date
2 questions:
1. How can i put an Indirect function nested with concatenate?
=CONCATENATE(A8,B8,C8,D8,E8,F8,G8,H8,I8,J8,K8,L8,M8)
2. How can i get the formula to adjust to new data range without manually filling down. Assume the formula starts CELL Q8
I need to have a cell count the number of cells that contain a certain text found in cell $b3. (the 3 is relative the B is not).
The data will be found on multiple sheets called "Game x" where X is an integer. (Game 1, Game 2, etc...) the cells are between $b$65 and $b$73.
i tried =COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'Game " & 1:$A$1 & "'!$b65:$b73"),$B3)
but it did not work.
also after i get that working I need to do the same thing, but i need to count the number of times the Name in $b3 appears in the List with the word "Win" in the "D" column (next to the $b65:b$73)
Again i tried =COUNTIF(AND(INDIRECT("'Game " & 1:$A$1 & "'!$b65:$b73"),$B3),(INDIRECT("'Game " & 1:$A$1 & "'!$b65:$D73"),"Win"))
why Microsoft have not made the indirect function non-volatile. In 1997, they changed the index function to non-volatile.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have multiple sheets as Name1 ; Name2 ; Name3 and each sheet have a value on cell A1 for any number let say between 0 to 100. On another sheet call SheetName, I have A1=Name1 ; A2=Name2 ; A3=Name3.
I have formula as:
[Code] .....
The INDIRECT formula work to refer each cell A1 in each sheet, however if the sheet name include a space then it won't work anymore. How to make it work with the sheet name with space?
I totally understand how to make the combobox under form controls now but I am not having any success with the indirect function I was using as a list now that I have a combo box. I have attached the current form I am working on that just shows the list function still. How to convert this over to combo boxes with the indirect function?
I attached a second form with the feature I am asking about. It is just lacking the third list that I now have in place. (on the 1st attachment).
Attached Files
File Type: Corp MASTER (3).xlsx
File Type: Quote form (2).xlsx
I have some data on a sheet and I want it on other sheet without using lookup function. Only "Indirect function need to be used". find attached the excel sheet.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am having issues using the INDIRECT function to lookup data from a sheet with the same name as that appearing in a given cell. For example, in cell D27 i have the text "S1_358_810" (Not including quotations). I also have a sheet named "S1_358_810". My formula is as follows;
Formula:
[Code] .....
However this is returning #N/A. There is a list of numbers in sheet S1_358_810 in column N and from that I want the value in column Q (thus 17).
I have a condition in advanced filtering as >90%. However, I would like the "90%" to be calculated via a formula in another cell and this condition to reference it. Is it possible?
View 8 Replies View RelatedI want to do is copy data to my working sheet (say sheet-1) from other worksheetx (say sheet-2, sheet-3). That's easy enough, but I want to be able to indirectly address "sheet-2" or "sheet-3" from a cell in sheet-1.
Look at the attachment. The data under cost A, cost B, cost C is from other sheets in the same workbook. I want to able to type in "sheet-2" in the first column and Excel to automatically copy over the data in columns 2,3,4.
I do not want a VBA solution. I know this can be done with built-in Excel functions because I did it before. Unfortunately, I lost that spreadsheet and I can't recall how it was done. I tried using Indirect function, but it returns a ref# error.
In 1 of my spreadsheet I make use of the function INDIRECT to access cells in another spreadsheet. This works fine but has the disadvantage that both file have to be open.
It seems that INDEX can do the same, but: the sourcefile doesn't have to be open. I have tried it and this works.
However: the directory of the file I'm working on will change in the near future (maybe more than once)
Therefore I want 1 central place with the directory and file names and use these in the INDEX function
This is where I get into trouble
I'm not sure if it is possible, but if it is, some advice is needed on how to do this.
I'm currently working on a report and what I'm trying to do is get a Row of information to pull into 4 rows. My current formula looks like this:
=INDIRECT("'Paste SAP'!H"&IF(MOD(ROW()-1,4)=1,ROUNDDOWN(((ROW())+3/4),0)," "),1)
I change the bolded number to correspond to which row (1,2,3,0) but it's not functioning. I've done it with other but for some reason this one doesn't work. I've attached the template so you can see what it looks like. The problem is with the SAP Tab and the info from the Paste SAP tab.
Let's say I have a formula in cell A1 that is =COLUMN(L5). So cell A1 returns the result 12 (for column L).
I now want to create an index formula in another cell:
=INDEX(C1:C12, ........), but I want the 12 in C12 to be picked up from the result of cell A1
So, I tried various things like =INDEX(C1:C&INDIRECT(A1)....etc but I can't work out the correct way of doing this.
