the only thing that i can think of is (and i use the short
cut method for this one) =SUM(sheet1!A35) now mind you
this is only an example of the code. cause all you do is
click the desired box, click the sum button on the menu
bar, go to the desired page, and click the cell to which
you want to link it to.

hope that helped.

-----Original Message-----
Hello, I hope I can obtain an efficient method of
accomplishing the following task:

I have an Excel XP file in which there are several
sheets. The names of the sheets and the quantity of sheets
are relatively static. The main sheet is the PROGRAM
sheet. All other sheets in the file are related to the
data in the PROGRAM sheet based on rows.

The Catch: The number of rows in the PROGRAM sheet grows
and shrinks.

The Problem: Keep all the sheets in the file synchronized
with the PROGRAM sheet.

For example, if row 247 on the PROGRAM sheet is deleted,
then row 247 needs to be deleted from all the other sheets
in the file. If a new row is inserted at row 89 on the
PROGRAM sheet, then a new row needs to be inserted at row
89 on all the other sheets in the file.

The PROGRAM sheet is ALWAYS the catalyst of change. There
will be at least a half dozen users of the file. So I need
some way to always protect the synchronicity of the rows
regardless of how they are inserted or deleted from the
PROGRAM sheet.

If you have a suggestion and it involves coding, please
include the code in your reply. Thanks very much in
advance to all who respond to this challenging problem.

.