wdparker93
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Hello,
I'm having some trouble determining what all the parts of the INDEX reference below means. My formula reads as follows:
=INDEX('H:\Supervision\ALD\Log_Sheet.xls'!Production,2192+1,1)
I know that the H:\Supervision\ALD\Log_Sheet.xls refers to the Log_Sheet.xls workbook saved on a network drive at H > Supervision > ALD. The 2192 is a precalculated number of rows to offset. I just don't know where the "!Production" part of the formula comes into play. There are no worksheets titled production in the Log_Sheet.xls workbook. There is a column with the work Production entered into the first row. However, the values in that column are not the values that appear in the INDEX function.
Thanks!
I'm having some trouble determining what all the parts of the INDEX reference below means. My formula reads as follows:
=INDEX('H:\Supervision\ALD\Log_Sheet.xls'!Production,2192+1,1)
I know that the H:\Supervision\ALD\Log_Sheet.xls refers to the Log_Sheet.xls workbook saved on a network drive at H > Supervision > ALD. The 2192 is a precalculated number of rows to offset. I just don't know where the "!Production" part of the formula comes into play. There are no worksheets titled production in the Log_Sheet.xls workbook. There is a column with the work Production entered into the first row. However, the values in that column are not the values that appear in the INDEX function.
Thanks!
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