Thanks, GlennUK! For some reason, the formula was automatically converted to
=INDIRECT(A1&":J4")
(a colon instead of an exclamation point before the final cell reference). Changing the colon to an exclamation point did the trick.
Several months ago, DaleWatson123321 provided me with the solution
@@(A1&":J4")
to the following question which I posted in the Lotus Smartsuite forum. This formula works perfectly in Lotus. When I saved the file to Excel, all other formulas appeared to convert successfully, but...
Perfect! I spent hours trying to find a solution. I should have come here first. This is much more elegant than the klunky method I was afraid I would have to use. Thanks, Dale!
I have thirteen worksheet tabs in one file - one tab for each month, plus one worksheet tab that analyzes data from the current month. The worksheet tabs are lableld as follows:
JAN
FEB
MAR ...(etc, through DEC)
ANALYSIS
ANALYSIS cell A1 contains the name of the current month (in the same...
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