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Using the sum function in a 3 dimension environment
How to Use the sum function in a 3 dimension environment in Microsoft Excel?
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=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet3!C1) If sheet names have spaces use =SUM('sheet x:sheet y'!C1) -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Paul Hargreaves" <Paul wrote in message ... How to Use the sum function in a 3 dimension environment in Microsoft Excel? Need a detailed description for a research paper I am doing, ASAP!!!! |
You can also do this: Start w/ =Sum(
Then click the tab for the first sheet with data to be summed. Select the cell containing the first value. If the values to be summed are in the same relative cells on consecutive sheets, hold SHIFT & click the tab for the last sheet involved, then press ENTER. OR If the cells are in different locations on each sheet, continue clicking individual tabs & cells 'til you get them all, then press ENTER. BTW- you can also select ranges as well as individual cells. Hope this is useful |:) "Paul Hargreaves" wrote: How to Use the sum function in a 3 dimension environment in Microsoft Excel? Need a detailed description for a research paper I am doing, ASAP!!!! |
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