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I am working on a tracking sheet for Work.
Effectively it tracks project specifics by month, and then has an overview page that gathers the calculations together for management review.
All the project sheets are titled with their internal project number.
I am looking for a formula that will let me reference a cell that contains the job number to then pull information from that sheet.
So if Cell C1 contains the job number I want to be able to:
=C1! A1+B1
To allow me to simply duplicate the formula, and keep from having to manually enter the sheet each time
='881'! A1+B1
In some looking around, it seemed like Indirect might work, but I have been unable to sort that out, as the information is spread throughout the entire Excel sheet.
Effectively it tracks project specifics by month, and then has an overview page that gathers the calculations together for management review.
All the project sheets are titled with their internal project number.
I am looking for a formula that will let me reference a cell that contains the job number to then pull information from that sheet.
So if Cell C1 contains the job number I want to be able to:
=C1! A1+B1
To allow me to simply duplicate the formula, and keep from having to manually enter the sheet each time
='881'! A1+B1
In some looking around, it seemed like Indirect might work, but I have been unable to sort that out, as the information is spread throughout the entire Excel sheet.
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