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Roger,

Thanks for your patience. Your suggestion regarding "all in one sheet"
thing sounds like a better idea. Let me play with that. The reason for the
31 worksheets is only because the file is named December '06 and the user can
pick and choose which day to go into & review the numbers for a variety of
fields. I'll try your idea...we'll see what happens. Thanks Roger.

John

"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi John
Please excuse my stupidity...hope you can help


No question of you being stupid at all, there is probably a
misunderstanding in my interpretation of your requirement.

If you are saying you want to have a sheet with A1:A31 containing
Sheet1, Sheet2, ... Sheet31 or whatever you have named your sheets, and
that on each row you want to pick out values from certain cells on those
sheets, then in B1 enter

=INDIRECT("'"&$A1&"'!B1")
As you copy down the sheet, this would pick up the value from Cell B1
from each of the 31 sheets

Change the value of B1 to any other cell that you are trying to extract.

Is this what you mean? If not post back with some more detail. We'll get
there in the end.

I would be bound to ask the question, as to why it is necessary to use
31 sheets to enter the data.
Could you not do it all on the same sheet, with an additional column for
the day number?
That way, using Filters and Subtotal, it would be very easy to pick up
any data required. Just a thought.

--
Regards

Roger Govier


"Skydiver" wrote in message
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Roger,

Hello and thank you for your reply. Data will be entered in all
31
sheets...is it possible to have one summary sheet with a running total
for
each day? Please excuse my stupidity...hope you can help. Thanks
again.

John



"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

On your Summary Sheet
=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet31!A1)

Since data will presumably not have been entered into dates beyond
say
27th, the Sum will effectively only be from Sheet1 to Sheet27 and
therefore the running total.

Alternatively, create 2 extra sheets called First and Last and make
the
formula
=Sum(First:Last!A1)
Drag First and Last to a position to "sandwich any of the range 1 to
31,
and the result will be the total for just those sheets.

--
Regards

Roger Govier


"Skydiver" wrote in message
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I have 31 worksheets for everyday of the month. In each sheet I'm
summing up
several different figures. I would like to insert another
worksheet
and
maintain a running total from each sheet. Can you help?