Thanks so much. That solved it.

Marcia

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
...
Time is just held as a fraction of a day, so if you want to see it as
time,
format the result cell as [hh]:mm, or multiply by 24 to see as a decimal
number.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

"Marcia" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the reply. here is what I have thus far. Reads the data,
but...
because E21 is actually of the Time type, it reads a strange decimal
number.
How can I make it read as time? thanks.

Marcia

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()

Dim wsht As Worksheet
Dim myshts As Range
Dim allowshts As Sheets
Dim mycel As Range
Set allowshts = Worksheets
Dim mytothours As Integer

For Each wsht In allowshts
Set myshts = wsht.Range("e21")
For Each mycel In myshts
If mycel.Value 0 Then
mytothours = mytothours + mycel.Value
End If
Next mycel
Next wsht

End Sub


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Marcia,

Move that sheet to the start and then use

=SUM('first real sheet name:last sheet name'!E21)

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HTH

RP
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"Marcia" wrote in message
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Hi! How do I add the sum of E21 across all but one worksheet? The
worksheet name has been changed to the first day of the week--053005,
etc.
E21 contains the hours worked in one week.

I want to calculate totally yearly hours and then do some calculations
off
that number.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm very familiar with vba in
Access, but I've done minimal in Excel. Thanks.

Marcia