Reputation: 73395
I could not find the function that returns the name of the cell referenced. For example, =SOMETHING(A5)
that will return A5
as string.
So that, I can write ="For more information, see " & SOMETHING(F50) & "."
in a cell and the cell will read For more information, see F50.
, and then, when I move the F50 cell, the text will also change.
So, what is that SOMETHING
?
If it works for Google Spreadsheet it's the best, but if you are not familiar with Google Spreadsheet, OpenOffice Calc and MS Excel solutions are most probably compatible too.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 14318
Reputation: 11996
In Excel you can also use the CELL function.
="For more information, see " & CELL("address",F50) & "."
will return
For more information, see $F$50.
An alternate is to create a hyperlink to the location based on the CELL function. It will be easier for the end user, but the formula is more complex.
=HYPERLINK((MID(CELL("filename",F50),4,255)&"!"&CELL("address",F50)),"For more information click here.")
this will return
For more information click here.
and when it is clicked on, the cell specified will be selected.
Upvotes: 1