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formula that accesses data from another sheet
Hello
If I have data in one sheet how can I display the number in a different sheet. Example, a sheet thats named data to display on another sheet named chart. a formula like =SUM(L6:O6) would I assume go in the destination sheet. thanks for any help Steve |
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formula that accesses data from another sheet
Hi,
You would need to include the sheet name in the range reference. =SUM(Data!L6:O6) Cheers Andy -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info "SteveZmyname" wrote in message ... Hello If I have data in one sheet how can I display the number in a different sheet. Example, a sheet thats named data to display on another sheet named chart. a formula like =SUM(L6:O6) would I assume go in the destination sheet. thanks for any help Steve |
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