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Default refence worksheet name into a formula

Yes, exactly......as new days are added and named (day 1, day 2 etc...just an
example) the sum formula needs to work from the first worksheet (day 1) to
the last added worksheet.

"T. Valko" wrote:

The formula I am using is =SUM('Day 1:Day 2'!L20)
but in the place of Day 2 I want the name of the worksheet to appear.


Day 2 is the name of the worksheet!

Do you mean that you want to enter the sheet name in a cell and have the
formula use that cell reference?

If so, are your sheet names really Day 1, Day 2 etc?


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Biff
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"excelhurtsme" wrote in message
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I am trying to write a formula that includes a reference to the worksheet
name. The formula I am using is =SUM('Day 1:Day 2'!L20) but in the place
of
Day 2 I want the name of the worksheet to appear.