Is there an OFFSET style formula that works when the Data Source is not open?

AmyDeez

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Test1-Calculat%20from%20External%20Data%20Source.xlsx


I've attached an example of the file I'm working on.
I would like to keep the data in a separate file. But, offset formulas don't work if the data source is not open on your computer.

I'm using the offset formula because I need to use both Row and Column references to find the data I need in the report.

Is there another formula, or another method, I can use that would allow me to keep the data in a separate file?
 

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