Ref Harlan's ..
You could use a list of worksheet names, e.g., WSLST referring to
={"Sheet2","Sheet3"}
Click Insert Name Define
Copy and paste the part: ={"Sheet2","Sheet3"}
directly into the "Refers to:" box
Then just enter into the "Names in workbook:" box: WSLST
and click OK
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"smaruzzi" wrote:
Harlan,
how do you create a list of worksheet name? I tried Insert - Names -
Define , but I cannot physically enter the list of sheets names I want in the
Refers to entryfield because I don't know how to format it properly.
Should it be simply a reference to a cell containing the list of worksheets?
Thanks, Stefano
"Harlan Grove" wrote:
Gdcprogrc wrote...
For example
=SUM(INDIRECT(C10))
where C10 would contain
="Sheet2:"&"Sheet3!"&"A"&ROW()
always returns #REF!.
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No. INDIRECT can only return range references. 3D references are never
range references.
You could use a list of worksheet names, e.g., WSLST referring to
={"Sheet2","Sheet3"}
then use the formula
=SUMPRODUCT(N(INDIRECT("'"&WSLST&"'!A"&ROW()))