Formula to reference a different sheet based on date in field

NWPhotoExplorer

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Hello all,

I have built a time entry sheet that keeps track of the time worked each day for the year. The sheets are called 2019, 2020, 2021. In cell B1, I have the year that the sheet is for. I'm am looking for a way I can pull the data for the final week of the previous year on a different sheet without having to hardcode in the sheet name.

I have tried google and a combination of SUBSTITUTE, CONCATENATE, etc, and cannot seem to come up with anything. I am hoping someone might know how to do this.

Work Hours.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ
12022WEEKLY HOURSBEGINNING PTO BALANCEPTO ACCRUED Total
2YEAR STAR DATE
31/3/2022
4
5WeekStart DateEnd DateHoliday HoursPTO HoursRegular HoursOvertime HoursTotal HoursPTO TotalPTO Accrural
65212/27/20211/2/2022
7DayDateStart Time (hh:mm)Lunch Start (hh:mm)Lunch End (hh:mm)Break Start (hh:mm)Break End (hh:mm)End Time (hh:mm)Hours (decimal)Hour TypePTO Accrual
8Monday12/27/20210:000:000:000:000:000:00
9Tuesday12/28/20210:000:000:000:000:000:00
10Wednesday12/29/20210:000:000:000:000:000:00
11Thursday12/30/20210:000:000:000:000:000:00
12Friday12/31/20210:000:000:000:000:000:00
13Saturday1/1/20220:000:000:000:000:000:00
14Sunday1/2/20220:000:000:000:000:000:00
15WeekStart DateEnd DateHoliday HoursPTO HoursRegular HoursOvertime HoursTotal HoursPTO TotalPTO Accrural
1611/3/20221/9/2022
17DayDateStart Time (hh:mm)Lunch Start (hh:mm)Lunch End (hh:mm)Break Start (hh:mm)Break End (hh:mm)End Time (hh:mm)Hours (decimal)Hour TypePTO Accrual
18Monday1/3/20227:0012:3013:0015:30
19Tuesday1/4/2022
20Wednesday1/5/2022
21Thursday1/6/2022
22Friday1/7/2022
23Saturday1/8/2022
24Sunday1/9/2022
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B6:D6,M8:M14,J8:K14,G8:H14,E8:E14B6='2021'!B526
D8D8=B3-7
D9:D14,D19:D24D9=D8+1
C16C16=D18
D16D16=D24
D18D18=B3
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
E16Expression=E16=0textNO
E6Expression=E6=0textNO
O16Expression=$O16>$AM16textNO
G16Expression=G16=0textNO
G6Expression=G6=0textNO
O6Expression=$O6>$AM6textNO


Thanks!
 

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Hi NWPhotoExplorer,

You'll need to use INDIRECT.

Here I have "This is xxxx" in cell E3 of the shets 2020, 2021 and 2022 where xxxx is that year.
In my Sheet1 I have B1 with the year you want.
The INDIRECT in B6 builds the reference to retrieve the data:

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