My Accounts Receivable is an Excel file with a sheet set up for each of my 40
clients like a basic ledger. My totals (charges incurred, paid, credits,
balance) are on row 262 of each sheet. Can you direct me to a
reporting/printing function that will print a report with just that one row
of all sheets without beginning a new page for each sheet? So far all I can
generate is 40 pages of one-liners.

Make another totals sheet that refers to the total cell of the other sheets:
=sheetname!a262, or whatever column it is.

If you use "insert" on the other sheets, it should change the cell reference
on the totals sheet so you don't have to change it all the time.

"RobertM" wrote:

My Accounts Receivable is an Excel file with a sheet set up for each of my 40
clients like a basic ledger. My totals (charges incurred, paid, credits,
balance) are on row 262 of each sheet. Can you direct me to a
reporting/printing function that will print a report with just that one row
of all sheets without beginning a new page for each sheet? So far all I can
generate is 40 pages of one-liners.

Thanks for your suggestion. I'm hoping to get away from typing 40 rows of
sheetnames, especially since I add and remove sheets monthly.


"dlw" wrote:

Make another totals sheet that refers to the total cell of the other sheets:
=sheetname!a262, or whatever column it is.

If you use "insert" on the other sheets, it should change the cell reference
on the totals sheet so you don't have to change it all the time.

"RobertM" wrote:

My Accounts Receivable is an Excel file with a sheet set up for each of my 40
clients like a basic ledger. My totals (charges incurred, paid, credits,
balance) are on row 262 of each sheet. Can you direct me to a
reporting/printing function that will print a report with just that one row
of all sheets without beginning a new page for each sheet? So far all I can
generate is 40 pages of one-liners.

Is there a way to make =sheetname a variable and populate it from a list of
sheetnames?

"dlw" wrote:

Make another totals sheet that refers to the total cell of the other sheets:
=sheetname!a262, or whatever column it is.

If you use "insert" on the other sheets, it should change the cell reference
on the totals sheet so you don't have to change it all the time.

"RobertM" wrote:

My Accounts Receivable is an Excel file with a sheet set up for each of my 40
clients like a basic ledger. My totals (charges incurred, paid, credits,
balance) are on row 262 of each sheet. Can you direct me to a
reporting/printing function that will print a report with just that one row
of all sheets without beginning a new page for each sheet? So far all I can
generate is 40 pages of one-liners.