Linking a Checkbox to a cell on another sheet, by its codename

hazmat

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
I have a Sheet, whose codename is Sheet4, It's index is 1, and I named it "Start"
I can't seem to figure out how to link a cell on that sheet (A10) to a checkbox from a different sheet, using the codename (Sheet4)
It works fine if i use the sheet name, i.e. (Start!A10), but I would rather reference Sheet4, as the My sheet name "Start" may change.
Thanks
 

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I am not sure how you can use the sheet's codename. It is a direct reference to an object, it's not an object's name.
But not to worry: like in all formulas - if you change the sheet name then the linked cell reference will be updated to the new sheet name.
Change the name Start to test it.
 
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