Indirect Formula

Devilfish2006k

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Is there a way of using the indirect formula to reference other work sheet tabs that have been named with spacing between the words? At the min I have to use an underscore between words where the spaces would be.

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Hi,

Yes you can do that Note in the formula the apostrophes. These are needed when there's a space in the worksheet name but don't stop the formula working if the is no space.

Sheet name in a1


=INDIRECT("'" & A1 &"'!B1")
 
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