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REFERING TO CELL IN DIFFERENT SHEET

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cjbarron5 - 28 May 2008 04:13 GMT
HOW DO YOU REFER TO A CELL IN A DIFFERENT SHEET? I WOULD LIKE SOMETHING LIKE
=LABOR!A1 BUT IT DOESNT WORK
Norman Jones - 28 May 2008 04:25 GMT
Hi CJ,

The syntax would be similar yo:

       =Sheet6!A1

However, the simple solution is to type the
equals sign (=) into the cell of interest, select
the A1 cell on your Labor sheet and hit Enter;
Excel will automatically imsert the requisite
formula.

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Regards.
Norman

> HOW DO YOU REFER TO A CELL IN A DIFFERENT SHEET? I WOULD LIKE SOMETHING
> LIKE
> =LABOR!A1 BUT IT DOESNT WORK
=Sheet6!A1
cjbarron5 - 28 May 2008 04:32 GMT
thanks the first time I typed it it didnt work but I knew it was right then
after I posted I got it to work
THANKS

> Hi CJ,
>
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> > =LABOR!A1 BUT IT DOESNT WORK
> =Sheet6!A1
 
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