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    Geetu M
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    referring to other worksheet

    Hi - simple problem driving me nuts! I use multiple worksheets - the "main"
    has values that I want to show up in other worksheets. I use the
    =mainsheet!C68 to refer to cell C68 in mainsheet.
    Trouble is sometimes instead of providing the value from mainsheet!C68, all
    I get is the literal string '=mainsheet!C68' (without the quotes).
    It happens only in a couple of cells - while other cells within the same
    worksheet have no problem reading from the mainsheet. Any help would be much
    appreciated! thanks!

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    Duke Carey
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    RE: referring to other worksheet

    Check if those problem cells are formatted as Text

    If so, reformat them to something more appropriate, then press the F2 key
    followed by the Enter key to 're-enter' the formula and apply the new
    formatting

    "Geetu M" wrote:

    > Hi - simple problem driving me nuts! I use multiple worksheets - the "main"
    > has values that I want to show up in other worksheets. I use the
    > =mainsheet!C68 to refer to cell C68 in mainsheet.
    > Trouble is sometimes instead of providing the value from mainsheet!C68, all
    > I get is the literal string '=mainsheet!C68' (without the quotes).
    > It happens only in a couple of cells - while other cells within the same
    > worksheet have no problem reading from the mainsheet. Any help would be much
    > appreciated! thanks!


  3. #3
    Geetu M
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    RE: referring to other worksheet

    Thanks Duke Carey! Much appreciated!



    "Duke Carey" wrote:

    > Check if those problem cells are formatted as Text
    >
    > If so, reformat them to something more appropriate, then press the F2 key
    > followed by the Enter key to 're-enter' the formula and apply the new
    > formatting
    >
    > "Geetu M" wrote:
    >
    > > Hi - simple problem driving me nuts! I use multiple worksheets - the "main"
    > > has values that I want to show up in other worksheets. I use the
    > > =mainsheet!C68 to refer to cell C68 in mainsheet.
    > > Trouble is sometimes instead of providing the value from mainsheet!C68, all
    > > I get is the literal string '=mainsheet!C68' (without the quotes).
    > > It happens only in a couple of cells - while other cells within the same
    > > worksheet have no problem reading from the mainsheet. Any help would be much
    > > appreciated! thanks!


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