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This is what im using & i keep getting a REF error C5 is on a total different
worksheet & im looking for numbers in the other 52 worksheets to match with C5 EXAMPLE the 52 worksheets will be clock # entered for overtime if worked in columns AR,AS,AT,AV,AW,AX,AZ,BA,BB & the sheet im working on C column will have clock # for people who have employment here. E, F column on same worsheet is what im using TO LET ME KNOW if refused or worked overtime so hours can be calculated. I have tried a lot of different combinations but can,t get it to work =IF('Week 1:Week 52'!AR6=C5,($C5),"") |
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![]() "Mike" wrote: This is what im using & i keep getting a REF error C5 is on a total different worksheet & im looking for numbers in the other 52 worksheets to match with C5 EXAMPLE the 52 worksheets will be clock # entered for overtime. If worked data is entered in columns AR,AS,AT,AV,AW,AX,AZ,BA,BB & the sheet im working on is C column & will have clock # for people who have employment here. E, F column on same worsheet is what im using TO LET ME KNOW if refused or worked overtime so hours can be calculated. I have tried a lot of different combinations but can,t get it to work why won,t this work =IF('Week 1:Week 52'!AR6=C5,($C5),"") |
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It doesn't work that way, so pointless getting worked up over it. I'd suggest
that you use INDIRECT to quickly extract the necessary data from all 52 source sheets In a summary sheet, In B1 across list the actual source sheetnames: Week 1, Week 2, etc (just drag B1 across) In A2 down list all the cell refs of interest, eg: AR6 Then place this in B2: =INDIRECT("'"&B$1&"'!"&$A2) Copy B2 across/fill down to extract the desired data from all 52 sheets in a single swift strike. You can then formulate easily whatever-it-is based on the extracts in this summary sheet in empty cols to the right. Any joy? hit the YES below -- Max Singapore --- "Mike" wrote: This is what im using & i keep getting a REF error C5 is on a total different worksheet & im looking for numbers in the other 52 worksheets to match with C5 EXAMPLE the 52 worksheets will be clock # entered for overtime if worked in columns AR,AS,AT,AV,AW,AX,AZ,BA,BB & the sheet im working on C column will have clock # for people who have employment here. E, F column on same worsheet is what im using TO LET ME KNOW if refused or worked overtime so hours can be calculated. I have tried a lot of different combinations but can,t get it to work =IF('Week 1:Week 52'!AR6=C5,($C5),"") |
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