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Greetings! I am using office 2k7 and I would like to be able to pull
information from several files into 1 centeral file:

Details:

Project 1
Project 2
Project 3

Each of these projects are on a sharepoint site and have "Task" listed
inside them (say 1-15 rows each) in Column A there would be a status report
with "On Target, Behind, Complete, Cancelled" I created a master sheet and I
want to create a macro or something where I can pull each projects task list
status. I would then have something like this:

25 On Target
39 Behind
15 Complete
11 Cancelled


I am not sure if what I need to accomplish that. If someone has a few
minutes can you point me in the right direction?

Many Thanks!
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Try something like:
=COUNTIF([project1.xlsx]sheet1!A2:A20,"On Target") &"On Target"

"Islic-ExcelChallenged" wrote:

Greetings! I am using office 2k7 and I would like to be able to pull
information from several files into 1 centeral file:

Details:

Project 1
Project 2
Project 3

Each of these projects are on a sharepoint site and have "Task" listed
inside them (say 1-15 rows each) in Column A there would be a status report
with "On Target, Behind, Complete, Cancelled" I created a master sheet and I
want to create a macro or something where I can pull each projects task list
status. I would then have something like this:

25 On Target
39 Behind
15 Complete
11 Cancelled


I am not sure if what I need to accomplish that. If someone has a few
minutes can you point me in the right direction?

Many Thanks!

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I was able to use:
=COUNTIF([1.xls]Projects!$A$2:$A$16, "On Target") &" "

That was with both files being in the same folder and both files being open.
when one is closed it will not grab the totals. The target I am trying to
reach will be a SharePoint site. How can I define a path so the countif
knows where to look? I have tried using the \\servername\share\file.xls but
no luck. Any other thoughts?


"PhilosophersSage" wrote:

Try something like:
=COUNTIF([project1.xlsx]sheet1!A2:A20,"On Target") &"On Target"

"Islic-ExcelChallenged" wrote:

Greetings! I am using office 2k7 and I would like to be able to pull
information from several files into 1 centeral file:

Details:

Project 1
Project 2
Project 3

Each of these projects are on a sharepoint site and have "Task" listed
inside them (say 1-15 rows each) in Column A there would be a status report
with "On Target, Behind, Complete, Cancelled" I created a master sheet and I
want to create a macro or something where I can pull each projects task list
status. I would then have something like this:

25 On Target
39 Behind
15 Complete
11 Cancelled


I am not sure if what I need to accomplish that. If someone has a few
minutes can you point me in the right direction?

Many Thanks!

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