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I’m trying to create a string and then execute it. By this I mean, taking ‘A’ and ’20’ concatenating them and then getting the value of A20 in that cell.
Examples:
="A" & "20" -> doesn't work
=(CONCATENATE("A", "20")) -> doesn't work
Is there an execute function in excel?
Example
=EXECUTE("string value")
so then I could create a string it would execute similar to if I typed =string value
Not sure what you are trying to do – but if you are trying to get the value in cell A20 then you want to do this:
If you are trying to just concatenate those two strings then what you are doing is fine – and it shoudl work.
If you are trying to insert the string value of “A20” into a cell then you need to copy and paste special only values on your cell with your formula – this will convert your functions into simply their actual result values.