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I am using the =SUM('Start:<<End'!B7) formula to sum data from 50 sheets. I want to make this formula little dynamic. I want the '7" in the formula to be a cell link e.g. A1 so that it sums up the field in the cells whose row is defined by the number input in A!. I tried using =SUM(INDIRECT("('Start:<<End'!B"&A1) but this gives errors. Any solutions or alternatives to this method. Thanks much, RK |
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