How to reference a different worksheet's title in a formula

markmarhon

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Is it possible to reference the name of another worksheet in a formula?
For example, if I have a set of data with fields for January, February, etc., and have tabs that are named January, February, etc., and I want to lookup data in those tables based on the month specified in the field, is there a way to reference the field name to populate the different worksheet name in the formula?
 

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