A2 = Sheet2!A2

AndyDevine1

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Hi
I'm using the following formula alot in a workbook:

A2 = UK!A2

A3 = USA!A3

etc, etc


It's not the best as i have to ether physically type it, or go to the relevant sheet and link it.

I have a list on countries which correspond to the tab names so can I use something like the following instead?

A2 = (Cell reference)!A2

Thanks

Andy
 

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Thats a dangerous way to run a spreadsheet. I presume you never delete rows? You would get all sorts of problems. Anyway this will give you whatever is in cell A1 of the sheet name typed in A2:

=INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!A1")
 
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