just leave it alone already. i fixed the problem. do you live with your mom
or somethin? you have nothing better to do? look, i tried your little
formula, and it doesnt work as well, ok? so just drop it.

"Biff" wrote:

because it would take years for me to write one formula,
not to mention the other 51 formulas.

You don't need to write 52 formulas. You write 1 formula and it calculates
all 52 sheets.

Biff

"onlyinsyder" wrote in message
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because it would take years for me to write one formula, not to mention
the
other 51 formulas. just let it go biff. the problem is solved. not
everything has to be done your way.

Brent

"Biff" wrote:

by the way, maybe you sould try it out.

Why use an add-in to do something that you can do with built-in
functions?

Biff

"onlyinsyder" wrote in message
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actually, biff, it was much eaiser to download the plugin an use the
counif.3d function. it works great. but thanks anyway.

by the way, maybe you sould try it out.

brent

"Biff" wrote:

You have 52 sheets named Week 1, Week 2, Week 3,.......Week 52

You want to count how many values in the range A1:A10 are greater than
50:

=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'Week
"&ROW(INDIRECT("1:52"))&"'!A1:A10"),"50"))

Biff

"onlyinsyder" wrote in message
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yes, weeks. but i believe that my problem is solved by downloading
Laurent
Longre's plug-ins. still, it wouldnt be a bad idea for microsoft the
think
about updating some functions to include 3d references.

brent

"Biff" wrote:

What do you want to count and where is it? What are your sheet
names?
Since
you have 52 sheets I'm guessing they represent weeks? Like Week1,
Week2
etc
?

Biff

"onlyinsyder" wrote in
message
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I need to use the COUNTIF formula to count items in 52 different
worksheets.
I know that this formula will not work in counting multiple
worksheets.
Anyone know of a quick workaround?
I dont want to get stuck typing 52 different SUM formulas.

Thanks,
Brent