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Use worksheet number instead of name in formulas
Good morning everybody,
I have looked through a few groups and I haven't been able to find what I need to do, so here goes: is there a standard function/formula that allows you to reference the work sheet number rather than the worksheet name when referencing a cell in a different worksheet than you are currently in? i.e.: instead of this: "='My worksheet name'!A1" do this: "=sheet(1)!A1" If there is no standard, then I will just make the VBA, but no use doing that if it is not necessary Tim |
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Re: Use worksheet number instead of name in formulas
Only through VBA.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 9 May 2008 06:35:08 -0700 (PDT), Tim Ricard <tricard@gmail.com> wrote: >Good morning everybody, > >I have looked through a few groups and I haven't been able to find >what I need to do, so here goes: > >is there a standard function/formula that allows you to reference the >work sheet number rather than the worksheet name when referencing a >cell in a different worksheet than you are currently in? > >i.e.: > >instead of this: "='My worksheet name'!A1" >do this: "=sheet(1)!A1" > >If there is no standard, then I will just make the VBA, but no use >doing that if it is not necessary > >Tim |
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