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Is there a Formula that would help me?
I have a workbook that I create a new worksheet in each week.
These worksheets have a coulmn for each day of the week, then 3 columns "Weekly Total", "Previous Total", "Total To Date". Is there a way to have the Previous Total on the new sheet automatically know that I am refering to the very last sheet? Right now I right click on the tab copy the sheet and then click in each cell in column K to update last weeks sheet column L (for example ='1'!L7 is the formula in cell K7 sheet 2). I use this workbook to track project quantities added to a job (construction) then I have to transfer the these totals to quickbooks and to pay applications and a few other places before I can mail out our bills to the prime contractors we work for. It's all so time consuming so I was hoping someone may know a secret to help me so I dont have to copy and paste and click and retype each formula Hopefully I am explaining my problem correctly. -- Thank you for your help |