I have 50 students, each with a gradebook with many scores I am compiling in a master tracker workbook. The data points come from about 60 different worksheets within each student workbook. Rather than have a unique formula for every students' row, I want to use dynamic filepaths/filenames.
This is simplified version of the current set up.
STU_01 - Gradebook.xlsx:
Tab1!A1: 3.35
Workbook 2.xlsx:
A1: 01
B1:
=IFERROR('C:\Grades\STU_01\[STU_01 - Gradebook.xlsx]Tab1'!$A$1,"")
This correct outputs as "3.35"
Now as I create dynamic filepaths I came up with this:
="C:\Grades\STU_" & A1 & "\[STU_" & A1 & " - Gradebook.xlsx]
correctly displays as
C:\Grades\STU_01\[STU_01 - Gradebook.xlsx]
Question 1: What needs to be done to call for the value of Tab1!$A$1 while maintaining the dynamic filepath/filename?
Question 2: Can the answer to Question 1 be used in a formula, like the IFERROR() I am already using?