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I have a workbook with numerous worksheets in it. Each work sheet has
information down colum A. In the first Worksheet i want it to gather all the information in colum A of each persons Sheet. For example. In the main worksheet it will say Employee1!$A$1 in Row 2 Column B. What i am trying to do is copy that formula, but I dont want to have to change the names. Is there a function code that i can do so that it will automatically change the names? I dont know if this makes sense, but any help would be appreciated. |
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hi, John !
I suppose that you will need the name(s) for each person/sheet... somewhere in your gathering resume, say... in column/row titles ? after that, you could use indirect(...) worksheet-function (or other sort of alternates) what you have not commented yet, is where you need the data gathering and it's "source" cell/range -?- regards, hector. __ original post __ I have a workbook with numerous worksheets in it. Each work sheet has information down colum A. In the first Worksheet i want it to gather all the information in colum A of each persons Sheet. For example. In the main worksheet it will say Employee1!$A$1 in Row 2 Column B. What i am trying to do is copy that formula, but I dont want to have to change the names. Is there a function code that i can do so that it will automatically change the names? I dont know if this makes sense, but any help would be appreciated. |
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I would say the easiest thing to do is copy the formula, then highlight each
column at a time and do a find/replace. Doesn't stop you from having to change the names, but you do it once per employee instead of however many rows you may have. "John" wrote: I have a workbook with numerous worksheets in it. Each work sheet has information down colum A. In the first Worksheet i want it to gather all the information in colum A of each persons Sheet. For example. In the main worksheet it will say Employee1!$A$1 in Row 2 Column B. What i am trying to do is copy that formula, but I dont want to have to change the names. Is there a function code that i can do so that it will automatically change the names? I dont know if this makes sense, but any help would be appreciated. |
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