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I want to be able to display on each worksheet the name of the file (and possibly its path). I learned on the net that the function =CELL(“filename”) would accomplish this, but it does not seem to work on my Ipad Pro. I’m using Excel version 2,28 (19080905), (Microsoft 365; ios 12.4).
Allen Hough
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Allen,
re: Cell function
A possibility... the file must be saved.
Not the answer. File has been saved, just before trying to implant the file name, and many times prior to that.
Allen,
re: Cell function
A possibility... the file must be saved.