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Thanks,<br />
Great response time and completely answered the question. 
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Thanks,
Great response time and completely answered the question.

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Use:<br />
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=INDIRECT(&quot;'&quot;&amp;A1&amp;&quot;'&quot;&amp;&quot;!A1&quot;<wbr />)
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Oops - sorry Barry, I didn't refesh before pressing Submit. Not that it matters as you've already provided the solution and got the points.<br />
<br />
Patrick
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Oops - sorry Barry, I didn't refesh before pressing Submit. Not that it matters as you've already provided the solution and got the points.

Patrick

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I am new to the indirect function. <br />
I just found out about it from another question I asked, but now I tried it with a tab name that included a space.<br />
Can the Indirect function use a tab name with spaces?
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I am new to the indirect function. 
I just found out about it from another question I asked, but now I tried it with a tab name that included a space.
Can the Indirect function use a tab name with spaces?

How to use Indirect function when tab name has spaces?

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