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Formula - Referencing Between Worksheets
I have searched the help-base, and to no avail...the easiest of tasks perhaps
and I cannot get it right. I have a column that ends in a sum (such as B2 though B 29 equals B30 on WORKSHEET 1). I want that value to show in a box in Worksheet 2. Since B30 is a formula in itself, each time I tinker with it, I get REF errors of sorts, and no idea how to get it right. Any suggestions??? |
Formula - Referencing Between Worksheets
There are a few ways to do this based on the exact layout you're dealing
with. The easiest is: =Sheet1!B30 If the "sum" cell is not always B30 this will return the *last* numeric value from column B of Sheet1 (assuming the "sum" cell will always be the last numeric entry in that column): =LOOKUP(1E100,Sheet1!B:B) Another possibilty if the "sum" cell is not always at a set location... If the values being summed are all positive: =MAX(Sheet1!B:B) If the values being summed are all negative: =MIN(Sheet1!B:B) Or, you can simply use the same sum formula: =SUM(Sheet1!B2:B29) =SUM(Sheet1!B:B) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "1S2RSK" wrote in message ... I have searched the help-base, and to no avail...the easiest of tasks perhaps and I cannot get it right. I have a column that ends in a sum (such as B2 though B 29 equals B30 on WORKSHEET 1). I want that value to show in a box in Worksheet 2. Since B30 is a formula in itself, each time I tinker with it, I get REF errors of sorts, and no idea how to get it right. Any suggestions??? |
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