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Using =INDIRECT()
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If I put:
A1:A4
in cell B1, the formula =SUM(INDIRECT(B1)) will give the same result as =SUM(A1:A4).
If, however, I put
Sheet1:Sheet3!B9
in cell B1. the formula =SUM(INDIRECT(B1) gives an error while =SUM(Sheet1:Sheet3!B9) works just fine.
Why is this?
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