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Lisa Linard
I want to create a formula in a worksheet that sums
column B in multiple csv files that are each
called "Tracking XXX (hits).csv" where XXX is different
for each file.
I put the XXX part in Col A of my worksheet and want to
generate the SUM formula by automatically inserting XXX
from Col A, then run the SUM formula to give me my total.
So if Col A contained "ABC" the final formula would look
like this:
=SUM('Filename ABC (hits).csv'!$B:$B)")
I've used CONCATENATE to create the formula:
=CONCATENATE("=SUM('Tracking ",A2," (hits).csv'!$B:$B)")
But the result just sits there as text. I can't figure
out how to get it to *work* as a formula. Any ideas?
column B in multiple csv files that are each
called "Tracking XXX (hits).csv" where XXX is different
for each file.
I put the XXX part in Col A of my worksheet and want to
generate the SUM formula by automatically inserting XXX
from Col A, then run the SUM formula to give me my total.
So if Col A contained "ABC" the final formula would look
like this:
=SUM('Filename ABC (hits).csv'!$B:$B)")
I've used CONCATENATE to create the formula:
=CONCATENATE("=SUM('Tracking ",A2," (hits).csv'!$B:$B)")
But the result just sits there as text. I can't figure
out how to get it to *work* as a formula. Any ideas?