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I am trying to sum numerous worksheets into a different workbook summary
sheet, however each time I select a cell within in the workbook it included the workbook name and then the name of the worksheet and then the cell. Is there a way that the workbook can be noted at the beginning of the formula and then the rest of the formula will be the addition of each worksheet? eg. =sum('[Tracking revision2.xls]Sprinkler Fitters'!$C$6, '[Tracking revision2.xls]Scaffolder!$C$6) and so on forth. I would like to make it so the workbook is only mentioned once at the beginning to shorten the formula. Thanks |
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