Using a formula to carry totals from 1 sheet to another
 

I use the formula ='[RENT-EXCEL 2009.xlsx]APR09'!N2 to carry amounts from one
workbook sheet to another. My problem is I have 83 amounts to carry over and
I have to do each one seperately by changing the "N" line number each time
and then I have to verify my worksheet name for each entry.

Is there an easier way.

Using a formula to carry totals from 1 sheet to another
 

Copying that formula down will change the reference to N3,4,.... If you are
not looking for a continuous reference, please let us know whats the next row
to be referred after 2....


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Jacob Skaria


"KGB003" wrote:

I use the formula ='[RENT-EXCEL 2009.xlsx]APR09'!N2 to carry amounts from one
workbook sheet to another. My problem is I have 83 amounts to carry over and
I have to do each one seperately by changing the "N" line number each time
and then I have to verify my worksheet name for each entry.

Is there an easier way.

Using a formula to carry totals from 1 sheet to another
 

2 questions:

After N2, which direction are you looking to copy *from*, across (O2),
OR down (N3)?

On the second sheet, which direction are you looking to paste *to*;
down or across?
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Regards,

RD
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"KGB003" wrote in message
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I use the formula ='[RENT-EXCEL 2009.xlsx]APR09'!N2 to carry amounts from
one
workbook sheet to another. My problem is I have 83 amounts to carry over
and
I have to do each one seperately by changing the "N" line number each time
and then I have to verify my worksheet name for each entry.

Is there an easier way.