Hi Everyone,
I know a little about the INDIRECT function and am using it to pull data and it works like a charm!
Context:
I hope that makes sense so far.
Question:
Is it possible, without a macro, to get the worksheet name based on matching ID values from the "Summary" and "Detailed Info" worksheets?
What I am trying to do is cross-reference the Summary and Detailed worksheets using IDs and supplementing the current use of the INDIRECT implementation already in place.
So, my INDIRECT formula goes from looking like this:
=INDIRECT("'"&$H4&"'!"&"e27")
to looking something like this:
=INDIRECT([this is where the dynamic ID based worksheet reference would be]!"&"a1")
Man.. re-reading this.. sorry if its confusing..
John
I know a little about the INDIRECT function and am using it to pull data and it works like a charm!
Context:
- There's a "Summary" worksheet pulling data from "Detailed Info" worksheets in the same workbook using the INDIRECT function
- The "Summary" worksheet has an "ID" column (Column A).
- Each "Detailed Info" worksheet is named in this pattern: [StreetName-StreetType-City]
- Each "Detailed Info" worksheet has a field with an ID that is found in the "Summary" worksheet "ID" Column A
- Each "Detailed Info" worksheet has its worksheet name in cell A1 using this formula:
- =MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,255)
I hope that makes sense so far.
Question:
Is it possible, without a macro, to get the worksheet name based on matching ID values from the "Summary" and "Detailed Info" worksheets?
What I am trying to do is cross-reference the Summary and Detailed worksheets using IDs and supplementing the current use of the INDIRECT implementation already in place.
So, my INDIRECT formula goes from looking like this:
=INDIRECT("'"&$H4&"'!"&"e27")
to looking something like this:
=INDIRECT([this is where the dynamic ID based worksheet reference would be]!"&"a1")
Man.. re-reading this.. sorry if its confusing..
John