Insert Filename From A Cell?
Dec 10, 2013
Is it possible to insert the filename of another excel file based on the information in a cell within your current file?
I have a file named 12-07.xlsx, which has a sheet Data 12-07, and that sheet has information all through it. I want to populate a cell in a new file with inform from the 12-07.xlsx cell B3.
I know the Formula is ='[12-07.xlsx]Data 12-07'!$B$3
Is there a way that I can use a cell within the current file, say cell B1 (which has a value of 12-07 - which is the same as the file I want) to populate the filename? Something like
='["=B1".xlxs]Data 12-07'!$B$3 (whereas "=B1" would be 12-07)
I know that will not work as is, but is this concept doable?
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Feb 3, 2014
I have tried =INDIRECT but that will not work.
I have a file name typed into cell C3. I want the formula in cell C4 (C5,C6,C7......) to include the name of the file typed into cell C3. The formula in cell C5 shows what the content should look like.
I want the users to be able to type the file name in Row 3 (C3,D3,E3.......) and have the formulas below them insert the file name and access the information from the files (yes the files can/will be open when we do this).
I need to to have at least twenty different formulas (rows) referencing specific cells in these files.
The formulas would look like this ='["File name from C3"]Audit Information'!$D$35.
I am hoping it may only be a syntax thing and someone here can "show me the way" I have tried &$C$3& with and without quotations with no luck.
Here is the test file. Test3.xlsm‎
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I have it skipping every second row which I intend to add the filename of the image.
What is it currently doing is adding the first filename (including path) in A5 and then not showing the next filenames.
I am using ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = PicList to generate the filename.
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Dim PicList() As Variant
Dim PicFormat As String
Dim Rng As Range
Dim sShape As Shape
Dim shp As Shape
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