问题
I want to use the value of a cell in a reference formula.
For example:
I have a sheet with name '815108' which has all the data I need.
Now in the sheet1(new sheet), in A1 I type in ='815108'!A3 which gets the data from A3 in the sheet '815108'.
But the question I have -
In my new sheet 815108 is a defined attribute (For example: SO = 815108 is defined in cell F5.) Instead of using '815108'!A3 I want to use the location in the current sheet. I tried ='=F5'!A3 which doesn't work. Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
回答1:
This is one of the few times that the INDIRECT should be used:
=INDIRECT("'" & F5 & "'!A3")
INDIRECT is a volatile function that translates a string into a viable reference.
Being volatile it will re-calculate every time Excel re-calculates regardless if the data to which it refers has changed or not.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40226281/how-to-refer-the-value-of-a-cell-in-excel-into-a-formula