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Elkar
 
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Default select all worksheets in formula (wildcard)

What about actually inserting two sheets named "Start" and "End". Place
"Start" first and "End" last. Leave them completely blank, and then hide
them. This way, your formula will always be accurate, even when you add new
sheets to what appears to be the end.

HTH,
Elkar


"Leif" wrote:

My goal is to calculate a sum from the same column on ALL worksheets. I
already know I can select multi sheets in an existing formula:

=Average(start:end!AA32)

I am always adding worksheets to specific books and I would like to not have
to update the formulas. I want a wildcard or 'select all' in the formula.

I know I could insert the new worksheet between the existing start and end
sheets, but the new sheet would always need to be at the end.

Thank you.