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I need to concatenate 150 rows in 50 different worksheets for a totals page,
and may need to add additional worksheets in later versions. So, I need P7 in all 50 worksheets to be concatenated on P6 in the totals page, P8 in all worksheets to be concatenated on P7 in the totals page, etc. I am wondering if it's possible to use something like first:last! to concatenate the worksheet range, making it possible to include additional sheets added in before the current last worksheet. I am using "&" for the concatenate function now as I have more than 30 sheets to concatenate, but this means new sheets I add in have to be manually entered into the formula. Thanks in advance for your help. |
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