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Yes, you can do it using INDIRECT to form the sheet name and range,
assuming your names have some naming consistency. Perhaps if you post back with actual details of cells/sheets used and how things are laid out in your summary sheet, then we might be able to give you a formula to achieve this. Pete On Sep 29, 5:27*pm, DMcCormack wrote: I have a workbook with multiple sheets each representing a different day of the month and containg data relating to the days sales in columns of locations and amounts. I want to create a summary sheet with locations down column a and dates across row 1 and have to sales by location by day on one sheet. Is there a way to lookup the sheets without having to change the sheet name in each formula? |
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