AlternateFormula1
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Background -
I have an excel document with more than three dozen tabs. It is a extremely very detailed file. Tab #1 is my master tab that pulls data from all of the other dozens of tabs to perform various calculations. In A1 of Tab #1 , I used a formula to populate the tab's name so I do not have to write it in manually and search through every single tab's name. For example, if Tab #26 is called "John Michael Smith," A1 of Tab #1 - my master tab - would automatically populate A1 to show "John Michael Smith" so I do not have to.
Question -
In A2 of Tab #1 , I want to find the median for a certain range of cells found in the "John Michael Smith" tab. Right now, this is my formula: =MEDIAN('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3). If I want to change the formula to in Column A to show median, mean, mode, and a bunch of other things which I have already typed into the cells, instead of me manually writing "John Michael Smith" each time, is there a way for me to just reference A1 in Tab #1 so everything just gets populated automatically?
Goal -
I want my formula to look something like this:
Cell A1 =MID(CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2),FIND("]",CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2))+1,256)
Cell A2 =MEDIAN('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
Cell A3 =AVG('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
Cell A4 =MIN('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
Cell A5 =MAX('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
... but instead of me having to write in the tab name in cell A2 and so on, it should look like this (but actually work)
Cell A1 =MID(CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2),FIND("]",CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2))+1,256)
Cell A2 =MEDIAN('A1'!B3:HE3)
Cell A3 =AVG('A1'!B3:HE3)
Cell A4 =MIN('A1'!B3:HE3)
Cell A5 =MAX('A1'!B3:HE3)
HOW DO I MAKE THIS WORK???? ANY IDEAS?
I have an excel document with more than three dozen tabs. It is a extremely very detailed file. Tab #1 is my master tab that pulls data from all of the other dozens of tabs to perform various calculations. In A1 of Tab #1 , I used a formula to populate the tab's name so I do not have to write it in manually and search through every single tab's name. For example, if Tab #26 is called "John Michael Smith," A1 of Tab #1 - my master tab - would automatically populate A1 to show "John Michael Smith" so I do not have to.
Question -
In A2 of Tab #1 , I want to find the median for a certain range of cells found in the "John Michael Smith" tab. Right now, this is my formula: =MEDIAN('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3). If I want to change the formula to in Column A to show median, mean, mode, and a bunch of other things which I have already typed into the cells, instead of me manually writing "John Michael Smith" each time, is there a way for me to just reference A1 in Tab #1 so everything just gets populated automatically?
Goal -
I want my formula to look something like this:
Cell A1 =MID(CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2),FIND("]",CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2))+1,256)
Cell A2 =MEDIAN('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
Cell A3 =AVG('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
Cell A4 =MIN('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
Cell A5 =MAX('John Michael Smith'!B3:HE3)
... but instead of me having to write in the tab name in cell A2 and so on, it should look like this (but actually work)
Cell A1 =MID(CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2),FIND("]",CELL("filename",'John Michael Smith'!A2))+1,256)
Cell A2 =MEDIAN('A1'!B3:HE3)
Cell A3 =AVG('A1'!B3:HE3)
Cell A4 =MIN('A1'!B3:HE3)
Cell A5 =MAX('A1'!B3:HE3)
HOW DO I MAKE THIS WORK???? ANY IDEAS?