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G'day! My first sheet is a summary sheet. All the subsequent sheets are
identically designed data entry sheets, BUT the sheet names are random (not sequential) AND the names and total number of subsequent data entry sheets are unknown as additional data entry sheets can be added (and renamed) at any time. How can I automatically (either by way of formula or macro or other) reference data from the first data entry sheet into cells in Row-1 of the summary sheet and then reference the same data from the next data entry sheet into cells in Row-2 of the summary sheet... continuing until the last sheet? Merry Christmas! |
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If you make a list of your sheet names in column A, could do
=INDIRECT("'"&$A2&"'!B$2") This formula will look at cell B2 in whatever sheet is named in cell A2. You could then copy across to get different cells from same sheet, or down to same cells from different sheet. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "rgl2sa" wrote: G'day! My first sheet is a summary sheet. All the subsequent sheets are identically designed data entry sheets, BUT the sheet names are random (not sequential) AND the names and total number of subsequent data entry sheets are unknown as additional data entry sheets can be added (and renamed) at any time. How can I automatically (either by way of formula or macro or other) reference data from the first data entry sheet into cells in Row-1 of the summary sheet and then reference the same data from the next data entry sheet into cells in Row-2 of the summary sheet... continuing until the last sheet? Merry Christmas! |
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Thanks Luke, that's brilliant and works perfectly... BUT do you know of any
way that I can 'automatically' populate the Sheet Names into column A without relying on the user to manually add them each time a new sheet is added? The complete range of Sheet Names can't be pre-populated up front because additional sheets and their unique random Sheet Names are constantly added on an ongoing basis. "Luke M" wrote: If you make a list of your sheet names in column A, could do =INDIRECT("'"&$A2&"'!B$2") This formula will look at cell B2 in whatever sheet is named in cell A2. You could then copy across to get different cells from same sheet, or down to same cells from different sheet. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "rgl2sa" wrote: G'day! My first sheet is a summary sheet. All the subsequent sheets are identically designed data entry sheets, BUT the sheet names are random (not sequential) AND the names and total number of subsequent data entry sheets are unknown as additional data entry sheets can be added (and renamed) at any time. How can I automatically (either by way of formula or macro or other) reference data from the first data entry sheet into cells in Row-1 of the summary sheet and then reference the same data from the next data entry sheet into cells in Row-2 of the summary sheet... continuing until the last sheet? Merry Christmas! |
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