Excel 2010 Concatenate to Actual Result

Question

It's going to be VBA - the hard way is the easy way sometimes.
Would having the result values in the column next to the inputs get it done?
And are all the inputs in consecutive rows?
Found a hunk of code that did the basic fetching but it needed a little tweaking - it was written to display stuff - not return it -  but that was an easy fix - just need to write the loop code but that's gonna be tomorrow unless someone else gets to it first because it's a bit late

Answer 1

I do NOT know vba, but apparently that will be next on my list.GOAL: To be able to pull a cell result from multiple files (100) located in multiple folders (6). This will serve as an at-a-glance file that will pull information from all those 100+ files.I have multiple variables to pull from.
MainFolder \ SubFolder \ file.xlsx \ Sheet \ Cell
Col A \ Col B \ Col C \ Col D \ $G$2I have been able to concatenate the variable cells into getting the following:='C:\2015Time\ADM\[Berry.xlsx]No_Cycle'!$AM$10However, I cannot get it to return the cell results itself by doing the following:Formatting the cell to General, or TextCopy, then Paste Special - ValueHyperlink will only attempt to open the file, rather than give the valueInstead of concatenate, I've used the ampersand (&) to joinPull, Indirect (as I will not have 100+files open) commands...
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