Learn Microsoft Excel Online FreeThis post explains that how to lookup a value from a range or array, then return cell address from a lookup result in excel. How to get the cell reference of lookup result in a range. Get Cell Address (reference) of a Lookup Value If you want to lookup a value in a range or… read more »
Generally, the Cell function returns the full file name contain workbook and worksheet name and it is absolute path. If you want to get the workbook name and its path only without worksheet name, you can use a combination of the SUBSTITUTE function, the LEFT function, the CELL function and the FIND function. =SUBSTITUTE( LEFT(… read more »
In excel, you can get the current workbook name and it is absolute path using the CELL function. Just refer to the following formula: =CELL(“filename”,B1) Enter the above formula into any of cells in the current worksheet, then you will get the workbook name and its path, it is similar with the below format: path[book1.xlsx]sheet1… read more »
If you want to get the current worksheet name only in excel, you can use a combination of the MID function, the CELL function and FIND function. You can use the below generic formula: =MID(CELL(“filename”,B1),FIND(“]”,CELL(“filename”,B1))+1,255) The below explains how the above excel formula works: The CELL function will get the full information of the current… read more »
This post explains how to get the current workbook name in excel. Get the Current Workbook Name In excel, the CELL function can get the information of the current worksheet, it will return the full file name and its path. If you want to get the name of the current workbook only, you can use… read more »
This post will guide you how to use Excel CELL function with syntax and examples in Microsoft excel. Description The Excel CELL function returns information about the formatting, location, size, or contents of a cell. The CELL function is a build-in function in Microsoft Excel and it is categorized as an Information Function. The CELL function is… read more »
