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1. • =INDIRECT("A2"

     • You could write a formula of =INDIRECT("A2") Note that the argument inside our function is the text string “A2”, and not a cell reference. Also, since this is a text string, there’s no need to indicate an absolute reference like $A$2. The text will never change, and thus this formula will always point to A2, no matter where it gets moved to.
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   How to reference text from a range in Excel?

   • Steps: In Cell D5, write an equal sign (=). Select the first cell from the range that you want to reference text from and drag through the last cell of the range. For instance, we wanted to reference text value from Australia (in Cell B7) to Afganistan (in Cell B13) in cell D5, so we selected cell B7 first and dragged to cell B13.

   How to Reference Text in Another Cell in Excel (14 Ways)

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   How to create a cell reference from text in Excel?

   • Use the INDIRECT Function to create a cell reference from text. First create the string of text that represents a cell reference. The string must either be in the usual A1-Style column letter & row number (M37) or in R1C1-style (R37C13). You can type the refernce directly, but usually you will reference cells which define the rows and columns.

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   How to use a named range in Excel?

   • Instead of creating cell references with the cell location, you can also use named ranges. Let’s assume you’ve named cell C6 “Tax_Rate” like in the following screenshot: Now you can refer to this cell using =Tax_Rate. Using the INDIRECT function, it works the same way as with normal cell references: =INDIRECT (“Tax_Rate”).

   INDIRECT: How to Use Text as a Cell Reference in Excel

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   How to write a cell reference number in Excel?

   • Steps: In Cell D5, write an equal sign (=). Write the cell reference numbers with ampersand symbol (&) between them. The formula will be like this, The “ “ in between the ampersand symbol (&) is for spacing out among the referenced texts in cell D5. You can omit this if you don’t want to put space between texts.

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   How to cite a cell from a different worksheet in Excel?

   • In cell D8, write an equal sign (=), the function name, INDIRECT, and pass the cell reference number that you want to cite the text from inside double quotes (“”). The formula becomes: Press Enter. Look at the following image to check what happened. Read More: How to Reference a Cell from a Different Worksheet in Excel

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   Can I use text manually entered into A1 to reference the same cell?

   • I would like to use the text manually entered into A1 to reference the same cell from various different sheets. For example.. If A1 contains the text "dogs" then the formula in B1 would effectively read =dogs!D3 and reference cell D3 in the sheet named "dogs." If the text in A1 is changed to "cats" then B1 would automatically adjust to =cats!D3

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   Apr 23, 2024 · This article discusses 14 different effective ways to reference text in another cell with formulas, Excel tools and VBA code.

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   Nov 6, 2023 · The INDIRECT function allows you to give a text string and have the computer interpret that string as an actual reference. This can be used to reference a range on the same sheet, a different sheet, or even a different workbook.

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   Oct 16, 2016 · The formula returns the reference given in a text. So instead of directly linking to =A1, you could say =INDIRECT(“A1”). In this article, we are taking a look at how to use the INDIRECT formula and why it is very useful.

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   How to use the INDIRECT function in Excel to change the reference to a cell within a formula without changing the formula itself.

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   Sep 9, 2016 · =INDIRECT(A1 & "!D3") into call B1. & is the string concatenation operator, so, if A1 contains "dogs", then A1 & "!D3" evaluates to dogs!D3 and the INDIRECT function returns the contents of that cell from the "dogs" sheet. That's the simple answer. It's fine if your sheet names don't have space (s) in them.

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   Oct 29, 2024 · Open the desired Excel file and go to the “ Sheet1 ” tab. Click on the cell “ D2 ”. Type the equal “ = ” symbol to insert a formula in the selected cell. Next, type ” Sheet2 ” so that the formula will refer to the second worksheet. Type “! Enter the cell reference as “ B2 ”. Press the “ Enter ” key.

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    6 days ago · Excel's INDIRECT function turns a text string into a reference. This function has several practical benefits: It allows you to create dynamic references. For example, you can change a reference to a cell within a formula without changing the formula itself. The INDIRECT function is a great way to create links between worksheets within a workbook.