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sheets and formulas
Hi,
I wish to enter formulas in a new worksheet using values from other previously used ones. That is, if I have three different values- for eg.- in one sheet, I wish to have their total in a new sheet using formula(s). In other words, how do I link different sheets together in one document by formulas. Tnx Alex |
sheets and formulas
When writing your formula, you can simply select the cell from the sheet you
want to refer to, or the general format is =SUM('Sheet1'!A1:A10) Where the name of sheet you want to refer to is inside single quotation marks. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Aleksi" wrote: Hi, I wish to enter formulas in a new worksheet using values from other previously used ones. That is, if I have three different values- for eg.- in one sheet, I wish to have their total in a new sheet using formula(s). In other words, how do I link different sheets together in one document by formulas. Tnx Alex |
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