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The_Draco
Copper Contributor
Aug 18, 2022

#SPILL - How to solve without splitting cells

Hello, 

First, my english isn't best, so hopefully you can understand what I want.

 

Well, I need to get the value of a cell in one worksheet shown in a cell in another worksheet, problem is that these cells are connected, the formula when I try to get the cells becomes:

='Blatt 1'!C12:H12

which ends in a #SPILL error.

I tryed to find a solution but all I find is to seperate the connected cells, but that isn't possible for my worksheets as they are a special formated document I am not allowed to change that much...which means I need the connected cells as they are.

 

So how can i solve the problem, get the values into my cells and stay them connected?

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  • sivakumarrj's avatar
    sivakumarrj
    Brass Contributor
    Please read the below mentioned doc.
    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/how-to-correct-a-spill-error-ffe0f555-b479-4a17-a6e2ef9cc9ad4023#:~:text=This%20error%20occurs%20when%20the,the%20obstructing%20cell(s).

    Spill error occurs due to space is not available,
    • The_Draco's avatar
      The_Draco
      Copper Contributor

      also, the link you sent is not working for me "page not found"

      • sivakumarrj's avatar
        sivakumarrj
        Brass Contributor
        https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/how-to-correct-a-spill-error-ffe0f555-b479-4a17-a6e2-ef9cc9ad4023#:~:text=This%20error%20occurs%20when%20the,the%20obstructing%20cell(s).
    • The_Draco's avatar
      The_Draco
      Copper Contributor
      I my case the error comes because I had connected cells, so it tryed to get values out of multiple cells that are not existing and put them in multiple cells that are one... however, as I sayed I solved it with a Workaround using the =VALUE(@'Blatt1'!C12:BJ12) formula (hope german WERT is english VALUE)
      • Harun24HR's avatar
        Harun24HR
        Bronze Contributor
        Another good option is to use INDEX function. =INDEX('Blatt1'!C12:BJ12,1,1)
  • The_Draco's avatar
    The_Draco
    Copper Contributor
    Well, ok, found a solution, new formula:
    =WERT(@'Blatt 1'!C12:BJ12)
    I don't know why it wants till BJ12 as it is the last cell of the row of connectet cells and the "one" I want the value of is just C12:H12, but it works as I want it, so...

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